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IBM Domino Designer Basic User Guide and Reference
Basic product usage information and programming language reference information.
LotusScript/COM/OLE Classes
LotusScript® Classes Coding Guidelines
The following topics cover some general guidelines for writing LotusScript® code using Domino® objects:
Accessing sessions
Hashing passwords using LotusScript®
Passwords can be hidden for display, for example, by using a field of type Password, or a prompt of type PROMPT_PASSWORD in NotesUIWorkspace.Prompt. However, passwords saved as field or other values (such as environment variables) are not secure. The following methods provide a means to secure passwords:

Hashing passwords using LotusScript®

Passwords can be hidden for display, for example, by using a field of type Password, or a prompt of type PROMPT_PASSWORD in NotesUIWorkspace.Prompt. However, passwords saved as field or other values (such as environment variables) are not secure. The following methods provide a means to secure passwords:

HashPassword hashes a string value so that it is not recognizable.
VerifyPassword verifies a string value against a hashed value.