passwords

问题 I have the following JS code that checks a password strength and also creates a random password as well. What I want to do is edit the code so that instead of putting the generated password inside the password field it will put it inside a span tag with say an id of randompassword. In addition that I would like it so that by default there will be a random password inside the span tag and then when the user clicks the button it will generate another one. And also move the link to be next to

问题 This question already has answers here : Checking the strength of a password (how to check conditions) (4 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I am programming a password strength code on python and i'm trying to find out if my password ( p ) contains a number, I have found out how to see if it contains upper and lower case letter by p.isupper() or p.islower() . I have also put them two together. My friend has told me how to see if the password only contains number but I need your help now. running

问题 Is there a secure password hashing library (e.g. phpass) or hashing method that I can easily use in both PHP and Java? 回答1: If you want do the easy thing, you can use sha-N with salt. (N being 1, 256 or 512) Jeff Atwood did a nice blog post on that recently, saying that bcrypt and PBKDF2 are the best options. In PHP you can use bcrypt (and in Java too) Related topics: How do you use bcrypt for hashing passwords in PHP? Resouces: Coding Horror - Speed Hashing Security Stack exchange - Do any

问题 I'm currently trying to transisiton a maven build to a Gradle build. The show stopper hurdle I've hit is that our internal artifacts are deployed to an internal repository that requires authentication to read. And you know what authentication means... usernames and passwords. The problem is I don't want to require developers to store their password as plaintext on their hard drives. Maven supports password encryption but I'm not seeing how to make Gradle do it. Is there some magic access to

问题 How can I encrypt and decrypt passwords in C#? Thanks for any help. 回答1: First, you're not actually going to save the encrypted password anywhere, rather you'd perform a one-way hash (e.g., SHA) store that hash. Then when you challenge a user for his password, you perform the same hash. If the new hash matches the stored hash, you've got a match. The difference between a hash and encryption is that with encryption, you can recover the original text, where with a hash you cannot. Read up on

问题 I am able to read the password stored in LDAP via JNDI. But the result is some gibberish characters. So how do i decrypt it? Below is my code: public static void main(String[] args) { String INITCTX = "com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory"; String MY_HOST = "ldap://KhooGP-Comp1:1389"; String MGR_DN = "cn=Directory Manager"; String MGR_PW = "password"; String MY_SEARCHBASE = "dc=QuizPortal"; String MY_FILTER = "uid=yiwei"; String MY_ATTRS[] = {"cn", "uid", "sn", "userpassword"}; //Identify service

问题 Our web-based applications has user accounts tied down to users with the passwords specified during account creation. In the case of Java, how does one process the password securely, before persisting its hash in the database. To be more specific, how does one ensure that the string holding the password is garbage collected within a sufficiently short interval of time ? 回答1: If you have the possibility (may be difficult in web applications), it would be better to store passwords in character

问题 hey guys, i want to hash the password so it is totally encrypted, i am able to hash the password, but now the issue is i am not able to again get back the real password, is there any way i can get the real password using any of the hash, or is there any other way to encrypt and also decrypt the text into its original content... Please reply as soon as possible.. Thanks and regards abbas electricwala. 回答1: The whole point of hashing a password is so that you do not have to save passwords in

问题 I built a script that converts .doc files to .docx . I have a problem that when the .doc file is password-protected, I can't access it and then the script hangs. I am looking for a way to check if the file has a password before I open it. I using Documents.Open method to open the file. 回答1: If your script hangs on opening the document, the approach outlined in this question might help, only that in PowerShell you'd use a try..catch block instead of On Error Resume Next : $filename = "C:\path

问题 I started reading Google Chrome's documentation, and liked it's approach of using HTML and Javascript to create extensions. Reading this tutorial about Local Storage made me think about a lot of different uses. I want to develop an extension to help me with corporate systems. It's very specific, and it's only going to be used inside a company. This extension would do some activities to this corporate system, using javascript DOM, with just one click on Google's Chrome toolbar. To work with