passwords

问题 I have finished developing an android application and decided to signed it with a keystore. I have no problem for this process, but I do have a question regarding the keystore's password. I'm creating the keystore from eclipse, at Keystore selection window, i chosed to create new keystore . After i pressed next, under the Key Creation window, im required to key in details for the keystore ; alias, validity, password etc. What i wanted to ask is, is there any difference between the password

问题 I'm writing a C++ program to manage user accounts on Windows 7. I would like to set the password for an existing user account. I cannot use NetUserChangePassword (Netapi32.dll) since I don't record previous password that I set when creating the user. So, the program must be able to just set a new password (without knowing the old password). Is there a way to do that programmatically in c++? Thank you for your help. 回答1: Call NetUserSetInfo with the level parameter set to 1003. 来源： https:/

问题 I'm writing a C++ program to manage user accounts on Windows 7. I would like to set the password for an existing user account. I cannot use NetUserChangePassword (Netapi32.dll) since I don't record previous password that I set when creating the user. So, the program must be able to just set a new password (without knowing the old password). Is there a way to do that programmatically in c++? Thank you for your help. 回答1: Call NetUserSetInfo with the level parameter set to 1003. 来源： https:/

问题 I'm writing my own code similar to phpMyAdmin. But I'll need the user to be able to sign on using their username and password from the mysql database. I need to know what kind of hash the mysql database uses to store each users password. I checked dev.mysql.com for answers but couldnt find anything, other than its the newer 41 byte hash beginning with an *. 回答1: I don't think you will be able to decrypt password stoed in MySQL table and it's of no use using password which is stored in mysql .

问题 I am currently writing a program and part of it involves securely creating password hashes to store in a database and I came across the phpass framework, which seems to be highly recommended. In phpass, they seem to go through great lengths to produce a salt that is as truly random as possible to be used for the hashes (e.g. reading from /dev/urandom). My question is, what is the benefit of doing this as opposed to simply using uniqid() ? Isn't the point simply to make sure that the salts

问题 I'm a Regex newbie, and so far have only used it for simple things, like "must be a number or letter". Now I have to do something a bit more complex. I need to use it to validate a password, which must be 8-16 characters, free of control/non-printing/non-ASCII characters, and must have at least three of the following: one capital letter one lowercase letter one number 0-9 one symbol character ($, %, &, etc.) I'm thinking what I have to do is write something like "one capital letter, lowercase

问题 I have Jenkins cloning the Git repository at ssh://user@ip/repo/ and it all works fine, but I need to login with a password, which Jenkins doesn't support. Is there a way to login with the password in the URL? Security is not an issue for me. It should end up being, and I thought it was this at first: ssh://user:pass@ip/repo/ but it doesn't work. Thanks! Update #1: The git repo is on the same server. 回答1: There are two reason why SSH ask you for a password: the public key isn't found on the

问题 I seen this question Encrypting/Hashing plain text passwords in database and i am aware i shouldnt do md5("salt" + password); and i see an implementation in python for a solution. Is there a .NET built in function with params i can use instead of writing my own? 回答1: Check out FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile string hashMD5 = FormsAuthentication.HashPasswordForStoringInConfigFile(Pass + Salt, "MD5"); string hashSHA1 = FormsAuthentication

问题 I am a beginner so if this question sounds stupid, please bear with me. I am wondering that when we write code for username/password check in python, if it is not compiled to exe ie script state , won't people will easily open the file and remove the code potion that is doing the password check? I am assuming that the whole program is entirely written in python , no C or C++ . Even if I use a program like py2exe it can be easily decompiled back to source code. So, does that mean it is useless

问题 Laravel uses bcrypt to hash passwords. According to this article, at some point in the process, the Hash::make function creates and uses a 22-length random string as a salt to generate the password. For a single distinct password, Hash::make does return unique hashes, hinting that it does use some kind of salting somewhere in the process. But these salts are not stored in the users table, where I would expect them. How does laravel know the appropriate hash to use to verify the password?