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So in this video, let's try to discuss about one of the important package that provided by security,

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which is related to cryptography.

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So we call that package as overdue for spring framework security dot crypto inside this crypto package.

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We have many utility interfaces, glasses, implementations provided by spring security for various

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scenarios that we face on day to day basis.

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Suppose you want to generate a random key site then for such scenarios.

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We have a sample implementation, which is of a secure random Bychowski generator, which internally

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implements by design or to provide advice to bring security.

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So for all to read and stuff, we have this special package focusing for that and we have various classes

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and interfaces implemented inside this package.

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And at the same time, if you want to encrypt and decrypt the data for such scenarios, also we have

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a package called Encrypt Inside that we have various utility classes and methods interfaces which focusing

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on encryption and decryption of the data.

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So I just wanted to let you know, whenever you rise into such situations where you want to generate

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keys or encrypt and decrypt data, you don't have to depend on any other external library.

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You can always leverage spring security group package, which has all these implementations provided

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with that.

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We are done with the password encoder code and we clearly understand how this password encoded handles

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passwords, whether they are in plain text, encrypted or hash.

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So let's try to wrap up this section by discussing some of this action on a high level in the next room.

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Thank you.

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And by.