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The always brilliant Ryan Bates from had a recent episode: I have a slightly different way of handling password resets and thought I’d share. Ryan walks you through adding two attributes to a User model: password_reset_token and password_reset_sent_at I am not a fan of adding extra columns to my database tables, especially if only a few records will use it temporarily. If you follow along with episode, you should have two columns: an encrypted password column password_hash, and the salt password_salt. What I do differently is use ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier to create self-expiring, encrypted tokens for password resets.

I encrypt a date in the future using the user’s current hashed password as the salt. I then append the encrypted date string to the end of the user’s id and encrypt that using the secret_token that Rails generates on app creation (in config/initializers/secret_token.rb). In the User model, I add two methods to do this: def generate_token ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier.new(Rails.configuration.secret_token).generate([id, 1.day.from_now, password_digest]) end def self.find_by_token(token) begin user_id, expiration = ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier.new(Rails.configuration.secret_token).verify(token) if expiration.future? Member.find(user_id) end rescue nil end end Example: the_user = User.first reset_token = the_user.generate_token # Mail reset_token to the_user # verify token and reset password: if the_user = User.find_by_token(reset_token) # reset_token is valid, OK to change password the_user.password = new_password end Pros: • No extra, unused columns in your database tables. • An attacker needs two keys ( user’s password digest and your apps secret_token) to compromise a user account. • Once a password is changed on a user account, all tokens for that user are immediately invalid Con: • If an attacker gains access to a copy of your users table and codebase you’ll have to regenerate your secret_token to prevent them from being able to reset *all* the user passwords Posted in .