Custom Authentication with MD5 Encryption on Oracle APEX 19
This article will guide you to create
custom authentication with MD5 Encryption on Oracle APEX 19.
On every computer application
there will be a login process to make sure only authenticated user is allowed. As
a default, every application built on Oracle Application Express has predefined
authentication scheme using Application Express Accounts. This predefined
authentication scheme will allow user to make a login into built application
using same credential as their workspace login.
There is another way to make
another authentication scheme, which is will be using different credential not
the workspace credential. We can create Custom authentication scheme that will
use custom table to store the login credential. For example, we can create
TLOGIN table with username and password attributes to hold the authenticated
user credentials. This TLOGIN table will be read by the application login page
when the application is running for the first time.
By default, all information
stored inside the table the hold password information is a string. For example,
the password for admin user is “thePassword”, this word will appear every time
we open the data of table. Unfortunately, if someone else able to open the
table, they will know the password and they will be able to enter the
application.
There is a way to secure the credential
even if someone else able to view the data inside the table. We can encrypt the
string of text that hold the password credential by using MD5 hash encryption.
Fortunately, Oracle has built in function to implement the MD5 hash function.
This MD5 function will encrypt any words into 32 randomized characters. For
example, “thePassword” will be encrypted into “OED4768C11461AB762DA1F5719AD560B”.
This tutorial will guide you to implement
MD5 hash function into custom authentication scheme. Here are the steps:
1.
Open Oracle APEX website using your web browser.
Login into your Oracle Application Express Workspace
2.
Create a Table namely TLOGIN with some
attributes (e.g. ID, USERNAME, PASSWORD, STATUS)
3.
Go to Application Builder and click on Create to
create new application
4.
Next choose New Application
5.
Set the project name with anything you wish
(e.g. ProjectWithMD5), leave other options as default and the click on Create
Application button
6.
The application is created, you will found 3
pages (Global Page, Home, Login Page)
7.
Click on Shared Component
8.
On Security area, click on Authentication
Schemes
9.
Choose “Based on a pre-configured scheme from gallery”
the click on Next button
10.
Fill some information on required text field.
Name: myOten, Scheme Type: Custom, Authentication
Function Name: cek_otentikasi
11.
Still on Create Authentication Scheme page,
scroll down and fill in the PL/SQL code with a function and then click on
Create Authentication Scheme Button
12.
Create a function “GetMD5(pstring IN VARCHAR2) RETURN
VARCHAR2” using SQL Workshop
13.
Execute the function to get encrypted password
14.
Open TLOGIN table, insert one record contains
the encrypted password
15.
Run the application, try to login using any
username and password. Invalid Login Credentials will be appeared.
16.
Try to make a login using admin as the username and thePassword
as the password, it should be worked.
17.
The homepage will be appeared as the login
process has been successful
Thank You - Bobsis
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