php - Securing and/or encrypting (hiding) POST variables in a jQuery ajax request -


I have an invitation form on a web application, which I am working on. In this invitation form, the user has to select an email account and then enter the username and password. These details are sent as a post variable via AJAX request using jQuery. The problem is that I can see the passwords entered in plain text (as well as other post variables) using the Mozilla plugin firebug.

I believe that the password in plain text (in firebug) is not able to see the ideal. Anyway, can I stop it? I tried to serve AJAX calls from HTTPS to a page and also requested on HTTPS, but I can still see all POST variables in plain text in firebug.

Is there any way, I can encrypt them, decrypt them on client-side variables and then on server-side? Or is there some other solution?

If you are using HTTPS, there is no need to worry (as when Till HTTPS is setup properly, but it is not relevant to this question).

You can see values ​​in firebugs because firebug can see the header sent by your browser, but none except the browser read these statistics.

Actually, you can not hide the value from firebug, because the browser should know what to send and firebug can access everything to your browser .

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