How to generate and validate a random (and temporary) password in Laravel?

Stevyamda

I need to implement a method to generate a random password and then validate that the user is using the password previously generated. I really appreciate any help and guidance. Thank you all!

Stevyamda

I need to implement a method to generate a random password and then validate that the user is using the password previously generated. I really appreciate any help and guidance. Thank you all!

AnthonyArellano

Use the standard authentication and give the user a random password...

JazmynParker

I used Str::random() to generate a random password—usually something like Str::random(12) for 12 characters. If you’re storing it in the database, just make sure to hash it so it’s secure. When the user enters the password, you can check it against the hashed one in the database.Sometimes, I use an online password generator to make sure the password is really random and strong. It’s a quick way to get tough passwords without a lot of extra steps. So, I think that you should check it out. Or, if you want to skip generating passwords entirely, sending a password reset link lets users set their own securely, which can save a step.