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Have I Been Pwned?.
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- Initialize the database
- Display the current history card
- Update history card
- Display the help card
- Retrieves the list of grants associated with the given account
- Reads the JSON response array
- Parses a breach
- Handles a touch event
- Dismisses the view
- Restore saved state
- Display the fault card
- Initialize this card
- Set the description of the site description view
- Handles this menu item selection
- Clear all card
- Serializes this entry into Parcel object
- Inserts a history table
- Store all the break card views
- Initialize this card
- Returns the list of active accounts in the database
- Close the database
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QUESTION
I want to make the popup show when score is equal to 6. and then when you press the button the page should reload. But i can't seem to make it work. i tried the function with the if-statement but it doens't work. so i don't know what to do or how to do it. so i would enjoy it if someone could help me out :)
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 09:33you have this code which doesnt run when score is incremented
QUESTION
I´m trying to build a local version of the Haveibeenpwned password database. So I downloaded the File from the website (NTLM Hashes, ordered by hash), unzipped it and wrote a simple python programm as proof of concept:
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Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 10:41Your code is skipping every second line, because for lines in input_file: goes to the next line as well as line = input_file.readline()
try it this way:
QUESTION
I am building a file-based index for the sorted haveibeenpwned passwords text file and it got me wondering what's the fastest way to do this?
I figured a good way to build a quickly grep-able index would be split the sorted file into 256 files named with the first two hex digits (i.e. FF.txt, FE.txt, etc). I found ripgrep rg to be about 5 times faster than grep on my computer. So I tried something like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-16 at 17:17ripgrep, like any other tool that's able to work with unsorted input files at all, is the wrong tool for this job. When you're trying to grep sorted inputs, you want something that can bisect your input file to find a position in logarithmic time. For big enough inputs, even a slow O(log n) implementation will be faster than a highly optimized O(n) one.
pts-line-bisect is one such tool, though of course you're also welcome to write your own. You'll need to write it in a language with full access to the seek() syscall, which is not exposed in bash.
QUESTION
I'm calling the haveibeenpwned api to search the prefix of a password's sha1 value exists in a database. (form submit bound to an ajax call to a php script). The response is all the compromised passwords in sha1 with the same prefix as my password's along with their incidence count.
The response looks like the following, with no brackets or quotations. You can see an example call here.
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Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 10:23The response you get from the server is in plain text and returned data is a sequence of lines in the form
ppp : nnn
where ppp is the 40 characters long sha1 hashed password and nnn is the incidence count.
You can easily turn that response into an associative array in PHP, turn the array into JSON and send back JSON encoded data to the frontend JavaScript:
QUESTION
I dead stuck on an 401 response, another user suggested my header didn't included a leading white space for the API key field. I corrected it and am still receiving a 401. The API key should work, I paid for it last night, and regenerated a new one multiple times
my code:
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Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 19:57You are using the wrong variable: replace curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER with curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER. You're using curl_init twice in your code.
Check your code to fix it, using only $ch or $curl, not both.
QUESTION
can't figure this one out... I want to collapse this JSON so that just the NAME field and the values of DATACLASSES of each record are output to a CSV file. It's taxing my jq-fu as it has to mix a string with a nested array and somehow get it into a CSV.
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Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 03:08With the sample JSON, the invocation
QUESTION
I recently logged into a website (student run club website which stores event and participant information).
After successfully logging in the following message appears and follows me around for the rest of my time on the site:
You are using an insecure password. The password that you entered has been exposed in at least one data breach.
How do you know my password is insecure? This password appears in a database of known passwords. Hackers may use this password to try to break into your accounts.
While I appreciate the notification that my password was compromised (and should know better and will change and stop reusing passwords etc etc) I now worry about the overall security of this site.
I don't know a terrible lot about web dev but my naive assumption, given this message and the fact that it appears after log in, is that my password must have been stored in plain text for them to be able to check it against a database. Is this correct? Or is there some clever secure way this could be done?
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Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 15:31Just because you are receiving a notification from the site doesn't mean that your passwords are being stored in plaintext. Whatever website you are using can use your password in the "Have I Been Pwned" API before encrypting them. This of course doesn't necessarily mean that they are encrypting them as there isn't really a surefire way to know how they are storing your passwords without possibly contacting the owner or if you were to receive an email at a later date with your password in it.
You can read up on the API for password checking here haveibeenpwned.com/API or you can check for the website you are using in this list here haveibeenpwned.com/API/Consumers.
QUESTION
I've recently added HaveIBeenPwned to my form request class to check for cracked passwords. Given that this makes an external API call, is there a way for me to skip either this validation rule or the FormRequest class altogether during testing?
Here's the request I make in my test.
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Answered 2019-Aug-06 at 17:42With the information provided I'd say you are executing an integration test which does an actual web request. In such a context I'd say it's fine for your test suite to connect to a 3rd party since that's part of 'integrating'.
In case you still prefer to mock the validation rule you could swap out the Validator using either the swap
QUESTION
I'm trying to use this to compare my AD NT hashdump with https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords hashes. I'm having trouble with the results grouping multiple usernames with the same password together.
the code:
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Answered 2019-May-02 at 20:10while (($lineHashDictionary = $frHashDictionary.ReadLine()) -ne $null) {
if($htADNTHashes.ContainsKey($lineHashDictionary.Split(":")[0].ToUpper())) {
$Users = $htADNTHashes[$lineHashDictionary.Split(":")[0].ToUpper()]
foreach($User in $Users){
$foFoundObject = [PSCustomObject]@{
User = $User
Frequency = $lineHashDictionary.Split(":")[1]
Hash = $linehashDictionary.Split(":")[0].ToUpper()
}
$mrMatchedResults += $foFoundObject
}
}
}
QUESTION
My program takes an email from input, and uses the haveibeenpwned API to show the user all the breaches found from that email.
I'm wondering how I can get my forEach loop to populate a table properly. Currently, it just populates every item into one table row with the table header below the data. I would like the header to be on top, and each breach to be in a separate table row.
Here is my .jsp form showing the table and forEach:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-17 at 06:13What error or result do you see when you run this code? Here is a tutorial that has a detailed explanation of JSTL usage. As mentioned there, I think you need to qualify breaches as requestScope.breaches in the JSTL expression.
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