password-protection

This question already has an answer here: How to include third party Python libraries in Google App Engine? 6 answers I have found a bcrypt library for python that seems to be very easy to use: bcrypt 1.0.1 After installing it and testing the hello world example in my local machine all seems fine: >>> import bcrypt >>> password = b"super secret password" >>> # Hash a password for the first time, with a certain number of rounds >>> hashed = bcrypt.hashpw(password, bcrypt.gensalt(10)) >>> # Check that a unhashed password matches one that has previously been >>> # hashed >>> if bcrypt.hashpw

I am making one phone security application in android. The point where I stuck is that How to set uninstall password for this app. When application is installed user can set the security password and this password will be used for uninstalling this app. So please someone suggest me how to put code for uninstall event.? Is there any event or service called when apps are going to uninstall.? No, sadly there is no uninstall event that you can catch for your own app. You can only watch the installation and uninstallation of other apps via the Intent.ACTION_PACKAGE_ADDED (and similar) broadcast(s).

I'm making a chrome extension that requires fetching an xml file from a secure server. I'm currently using XMLHttpRequest() to make a call to the server https://username:password@mydomain.com which returns an xml object that I can parse and display. I want this extension to be available for more than just my hobby use, so it needs an options page to set and store the username and password. How should I store the user password in chrome so that it is secure? chrome has a localStorage global for each extension that allows extension authors to store data, but it is stored in plain text. it doesn

The challenge I need a password management tool that will be invoked by other processes (scripts of all sort: python, php, perl, etc) and it will be able to identify and verify the caller script in order to perform access control: either return a password back or exit -1 The current implementation After looking into various frameworks, I have decided to use python 's keepassdb which is able to handle Keepass V1.X backend database files and build my own access control overlay (since this can later be customized and integrated to our LDAP for user/group access). Access control is done via

When using NLog as a logging instrument we can easily send messages via email, for example this is the example configuration for using Gmail as a smtp server: <targets> <target name="gmail" type="Mail" smtpServer="smtp.gmail.com" smtpPort="587" smtpAuthentication="Basic" smtpUsername="user@gmail.com" smtpPassword="password" enableSsl="true" from="emailaddress@gmail.com" to="recipient@example.com" cc="alice@example.com;bob@example.com;charlie@example.com" /> </targets> <rules> <logger name="*" minlevel="Debug" writeTo="gmail" /> </rules> It works like a charm. But in the above example the