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our passwords are often the only credential thatamp;#39;s preventing somebody from gaining access to one of our services occasionally youamp;#39;ll run into a service that stores these passwords in the clear or in an unencrypted form where anybody can read the password on that particular service if they know where to look this is fortunately very rare but occasionally you will run into an application that stores their passwords in this insecure method the best practice for passwords is to never store the passwords as plain text if anyone does happen to come across that file or that database containing the passwords they would effectively have everyoneamp;#39;s credentials unfortunately if this is an application that the developers wonamp;#39;t change then youamp;#39;ll either have to continue using the application with those security concerns or remove that application from your network entirely so how should you store a password one very common way is to store it as a hash a hash
