Learn how to understand the AES ENCRYPTION method that is supported by MySQL.
Syntax:
SELECT AES_ENCRYPT('myPassWord','PASSWORD');
Here, the TEXT 'myPassWord' is the text that has to be encrypted and the KEY to encrypt is 'PASSWORD'
Sample output:
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| AES_ENCRYPT('myPassWord','PASSWORD') |
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| (?|? ?n> ?_?? |
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Note: The output is only an illustration and depends on various attributes such as 128-bit, 256-bit, etc.
