wipedown | resistant passwords for swiping keyboards
kandi X-RAY | wipedown Summary
kandi X-RAY | wipedown Summary
Smudge attacks, for the uninitiated, are a hilariously low-tech approach to compromising lock screens on touchscreen devices. An attacker determines the characters in a password or PIN from smudges left the last time the victim unlocked his device, leaving the correct order of those characters as the only thing standing between him and your data. With a 4-digit PIN, the bad guy must try a maximum of 24 different codes. A password will require exponentially more tries and save your bacon... unless your adversary has ever done an anagram. Swiping keyboards (e.g., Swype) present another option: one large smudge that covers its own tracks. wipedown is a password generator that produces dictionary words with trails that will likely be extremely difficult to decode, at least for adversaries of average intelligence and capability. It's a tool for the casual tinfoil hat-wearer. In the initial version, longer paths are always better and wipedown returns a random string from above the 90th percentile. Rigorous try-it-and-see testing has shown this to be a decent heuristic, but additional intelligence could improve password quality further: for example, estimating how much a finger of a given fatness will cover its own tracks.
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- Evaluate a word .
- Generate a random passage .
- Generate password .
- Create an argument parser .
- Initialize the word .
- representation of the word
- Prints the score of a password .
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QUESTION
I have two transparent pictures, one is in completely transparent png format, its name is C0.png, the other is the main picture, and its name is C1.png. I want to superimpose two pictures with xfade and transparency effects.
I used the command below:
ffmpeg -loop 1 -t 12 -i c0.png -t 12 -loop 1 -i c1.png -filter_complex "[0]format=rgb24,drawbox=thickness=fill,split[black][black2];[black2]negate[white];[black][white]xfade=transition=wipedown:duration=1:offset=0[alf];[0][1]overlay=format=auto[ovr];[ovr][alf]alphamerge[fg];[0][fg]overlay=format=auto:alpha=1,format=yuv420p" -t 12 -pix_fmt yuv420p 1p.webm
But after executing this way, the final webm video will have a black background, and what I want is a video with a transparent background。
How to optimize it, look forward to your help, thank you
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Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 05:10Try this:
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I am nearly done with this webpage and have some list items, but the li tags aren't inheriting the parent font. I have tried multiple ways to resolve it including using the ul and li tags to add inherit styling, but still no change. I've posted the code below. Thanks as always!
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Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 11:59this because your i
tag , you can fix it with add this line to your css
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You can use wipedown 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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