In this episode, we return to encryption in our Microsoft Access database, by adding a few features to our utility to allow us to first encrypt, then hash passwords using SHA256. This adds another layer of security to our encryption, for one-way encryption. We'll use an updated version of my SmackoCrypt from my downloads page. Let's get to it!

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