passwordgen | Generate secure and easy to type passwords | Generator Utils library
kandi X-RAY | passwordgen Summary
kandi X-RAY | passwordgen Summary
Generate secure and easy to type passwords. The passwords have no more than two consecutive characters from the same side of the keyboard, and no capitalized characters, which makes them relatively easy to type. passwordgen also calculates the strength of your password. A password with 8 characters (the default) has 42 bits of entropy, which means that it will take 70 years for someone who can check a thousand passwords every second to find your password, given that he knows that you used passwordgen. Passwords are created using the operating system random source (os.urandom).
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I'm trying to make an android app with buildozer and when I run buildozer -v android debug run logcat the app opens then closes immediatly and the logcat just gives me alot of useless information about my phone. It's too much that I can't copy it all. I think it just lists my apps and notifications but I don't know why. This happened when I wanted to integrate fingerprint scanners in my app I used this github repo but I removed import org.fingerprint.FingerprintCallbackInterface; from FingerprintCallback.java because it kept telling me that org.fingerprint doesn't exist so is there a solution for this? thanks in advance
Here is a part of it:
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Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 01:58Turns out I needed to remove the # from android.logcat_filters
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I am working on a code to generate, save and also retrieve previously saved passwords. The code has three functions which can generate, save and retrieve passwords. In the code below, I have saved the passwords in a text file but I do not think this is secure so I am looking for a more secure way to save the passwords. Any suggestions?
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Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 21:40in your case, the number one concern is how you are storing the passwords. You are correct, files in itself, but also coupled with not being encrypted, provides the most unsecure method in saving passwords.
To accomplish your task, I recommend the use of a secure database. if your database is small, you can use SQL LITE which has the ability to save the SQLLITE file in an encrypted method and you can save your passwords there. if there are millions of passwords, then you should move up to SQL SERVER or ORACLE.
To work SQL LITE, you can refer to this article: http://blog.dornea.nu/2011/07/28/howto-keep-your-passwords-safe-using-sqlite-and-sqlcipher/
in short, you build a sql lite table group to manage your passwords, and then employ the SQLLITE add-on SQLCYPHER. this will encrypt the SQLLITE file.
Good luck.
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I am trying to store a randomly generated string in a string variable to use for in for other things. Basically, it is a password generator that stores the password for use with commands that need it. The application seems to have problems with storing the password for later use though. Code and output vs expected below.
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 01:38Try:
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SOLVED - See my answer below.
Callable function is causing CORS error like this:
Access to fetch at 'https://us-central1-careerhub-a50a2.cloudfunctions.net/createUser' from origin 'http://localhost:3000' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
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Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 21:16Tom, you try this using express in your function. Please try using express and then tell me about the results. I have one gateway with express in firebase functions which I called API and in this API, I have many routes in order to have in the same api all HTTP routes. Like this
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im using python3 and i get this errors:
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Answered 2020-Jan-20 at 12:01When you do import random this binds the name "random" to the built-in module random (which contains a choice function). However on the next line you do:
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I made a password generator for my company and now I want to add the feature that the user can decide how many passwords he wants.
I tried str_repeat ($output , $password_amount ) but then I get the same password twice and my output field looks like this when I want 2 passwords e.g. 123abc123abc.
I'm a beginner. I am open for any improvements and guidance.
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Answered 2019-Sep-06 at 09:17You can declare your generator as a function and then call it multiple times in a loop for example.
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I' m writting a password generator for a script in PHP and I want it to be compatible with a class I wrote in Java, so that they can share resources.
PHP code:
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Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 04:05In Java, converting a BigDecimal to a hexadecimal String with the toString(int base) method doesn't output leading zeros.
You can discover this by printing the output of the intermediate step (converting the md5 hashcode to an hexadecimal string) - in Java that gives b5bb205b0f32a7bf2a80fc870cbd2b7 while in PHP it gives 0b5bb205b0f32a7bf2a80fc870cbd2b7. It's only a difference of one leading zero, but after applying the base64 encoding, they look very different.
An easier way to get leading zeros is to use the String.format method.
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I'm trying to select rows from my a certain table in mu database and update my table based on the results. After a lot of research it seems that updateString() and updateRow() is the way to go. Here's my code, please note that state is a global variable of the Statement type:
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Answered 2017-Dec-10 at 14:05You need to select the userName and pwd columns in your query in order for these columns to be available in the result set. I might just go with SELECT * here to grab every column available, though you could just add userName and pwd to the select list.
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#Passwordgen
#Generate a password
def main():
#Ask the user to input a long string of words, separated by spaces
sent = input("Enter a sentance separated by spaces: ")
#Ask the user to input a position within each word
#Take the position of that word
pos = eval(input("Input a position within each word: "))
words = sent.split(" ")
wordy = ""
#loops through the word to take the position of the letter
for word in words:
wordy = wordy + word[pos]
#Prints out the letters as a password
print("Your password is: ", wordy)
main()
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Answered 2017-Oct-13 at 23:08Good job on the code so far, just needs a few adjustments:
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You can use passwordgen like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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