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Crypt passwords

jorfermo

Regular Pleskian
Hi all.

I've found out that all passwords in psa database are stored in plain!!!.

Is there any way to get all those passwords (and future new ones) crypted?

Thanks in advance!!

Regards.
 
Hello, Jorfermo
Right now, Plesk doesn`t support storing encrypted passwrords. Still, this data is safe unless one knows your admin password.

Is there anything else you`d like to know?
 
Thanks for your answer.

Our laws enforces us to crypt all passwords and keep safe private information. I hope this security threat will be solved in next versions.

Thanks again.

Best regards.
 
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