We have the following:
Native iPhone application with a login form that is sent to:
PHP script on a remote web server that checks the MySQL user table.
For security, is it best to use some two-way encryption to encrypt each request? including this initial login? otherwise, the user and the pass will be passed to the web application explicitly?
I assume https will take care of this automatically ...
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