nbvcxz | Password strength estimator | Search Engine library
kandi X-RAY | nbvcxz Summary
kandi X-RAY | nbvcxz Summary
nbvcxz is java library (and standalone console program) which is heavily inspired by the work in zxcvbn. Password strength estimation is a bit of an art and science. Strength estimation is accomplished by running a password through different algorithms looking for matches in any part of the password on: word lists (with fuzzy matching), common dates, common years, spacial patterns, repeating characters, repeating sets of characters, and alphabetic sequences. Each of these represent ways an attacker may try to crack a password. To be vigilant, we must adapt to new methods in password cracking and implement new methods to identify passwords susceptible to each new method.
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- Matches the given password
- Computes the Levenshtein distance between two strings
- Removes all leet substitutions from the given password
- Gets the leet substitutions for the given password
- Returns a list of matches that match password
- Returns a set of neighbors for the specified character
- Get the number of turns in a string
- Returns the number of shifts for a given string
- Main application
- Finds the best matching combination
- Print entropy information to stdout
- Gets estimated time to crack formatted as a string
- Returns the exception details
- Matches the specified password
- Returns the entropy
- Returns the score of this password
- Set the minimum entropy for a password
- Returns detailed details for this resource
- Gets entropy
- Returns the detail details
- Loads a dictionaries from a resource file
- Gets details of the main match
- Gets detail details
- Returns the entropy for the keyboard
- Matches the password against the password
- Checks whether the password is valid
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QUESTION
I am trying to build a JAR artifact for my project which relies on one external library nbvcxz and one imported library lanterna:
When adding the JAR under Artifacts in Project Structure, JAR -> from modules with dependencies is used:
The additional features I have added to the imported library are:
- window is not resizable
- window title has been set to 'Password Gamification'
- application icon has been set to a padlock
Compiling the SNAPSHOT jar of the lanterna library works as expected when running the application from within the IDE, with all of the above features and the external library working perfectly. However when I build and run the JAR artifact, the title of the window is updated and the window itself is not resiable, but the customised icon is not shown and selecting any element on the initial start screen will cause it to break.
Behavior when running from within Intellij (correct):
Behaviour when running the JAR artifact (incorrect):
What I find interesting is that the built artifact is using the lanterna library as the initial screen is displayed (lanterna is a semi-graphical library used for text-based GUIs), but is somehow omitting some of the changes I have made to it. The nbvcxz library is imported from maven and works as expected.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Answered 2020-Apr-29 at 12:10I found the problem - I was using a text file that was not specified in the source folder, so the packaged JAR was unable to find it during execution which was causing the break as soon as I selected any item from the action list box. Annoyingly, I was not receiving any error message in the console despite catching and printing any exceptions. It wasn't until I added
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Install nbvcxz
You can use nbvcxz like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the nbvcxz component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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