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Sorry, I didn't had time to setup a project yesterday, but I might have a solution. When you list the route of the Laravel app you should have the LoginController route. There should be one of type POST and the action should be login or something like that. You could probably overide that action to store the password in the session like you want and then proceed with the regular authentication.

I will! I'm currently looking for a project to do at home and I have only worked 1 time with Laravel and I want to push a little more on the subject!

I'm pretty busy tonight, but tomorrow I will try to setup a small laravel app and will look how the auth work and maybe find a way!

Well I'm not sure how Laravel handle the password when the form is submitted, but it's probably hashed before send on the network... I'm assuming you're using the LoginController provided by Laravel, so maybe you could look at it and modify it. Maybe it receive the password in plaintext.

Then if you really need the password in plaintext, you could add an hidden field in your login form and with javascript copy the value of the password in this hidden field. Then in your controller you set the session variable with this hidden field.

Oh yeah.... forgot about that posibility... Maybe you ask the user to enter a passphrase instead of using his password in plaintext. The passphrase would only be use for encrypting/decrypting. It could also act as another protection. If the XYZ password is leak, the hacker would not be able to decrypt all the password stored.

I'm not an expert in web encryption, but why not use the hash version of the XYZ accout password to encrypt?

Just to be sure I understand correctly, You're creating an laravel app, call it XYZ. The user will have an account with a password for XYZ. The user will store other password in it, like password for Bank account, etc... You want to use the XYZ account password in plaintext to encrypt the Bank account password?

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I'm working as a Web Programmer at Libéo, a small company in Quebec.

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I would say ArrayList like Dannytech357. Take a look here: http://tutorials.jenkov.com/java-collections/list.html It's the basic on how to use it.

If you want to make iOs app you can check: https://www.raywenderlich.com/ They have pretty good tutorials and they update them frequently. Also you can use a vm for xcode, it's not the best but it work. Some of my apps have been made on a OS X vm.

I found this conversation on the apple forums. Look at the second post: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6619535?tstart=0

If you have a 8gb or more usb, you could make a bootable usb. I think there's more tutorial than putting on a cd. But I'm pretty sure you can do it in terminal like you said. https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT201372