What security measures can I take to secure passwords that can't be hashed in a database?
I'm making a company back-end that should include a password-safe type feature. Obviously the passwords needs to be plain text so the users can read them, or at least "reversible" to plain text somehow, so I can't use hashes.

Is there anything more *secure* I can do than just placing the passwords in plain-text into the database?

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*Note: These are (mostly) auto-generated passwords that is never re-used for anything except the purpose they are saved for, which is mostly FTP server credentials.*
What security measures can I take to secure passwords that can't be hashed in a database?
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I'm making a company back-end that should include a password-safe type feature. Obviously the passwords needs to be plain text so the users can read them, or at least "reversible" to plain text somehow, so I can't use hashes.

Is there anything more *secure* I can do than just placing the passwords in plain-text into the database?

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*Note: These are (mostly) auto-generated passwords that is never re-used for anything except the purpose they are saved for, which is mostly FTP server credentials.*