passwords

问题 I have a website that contains a secure area accessible by logging in with account info. Within the secure area, I have some expensive IP. I have been finding that people are sharing their passwords with other people. Are there any existing technologies / solutions / methods that I can implement to detect fraud patterns? Thanks in advance for the help. 回答1: check geographical region. If within some timeframe multiple logins from regions geographically far apart log in, then you know those

问题 I am looking for an npm package or any other workaround to be able to generate xlsx file with password. I do not want to protect the sheet(s) or cell(s)... I want the whole file password protected. I found few quite good packages (excel4node, exceljs..) but none of them able to do what I need. Any suggestion appreciated 回答1: You can use the xlsx-populate module to do this, for example: const XlsxPopulate = require('xlsx-populate'); XlsxPopulate.fromBlankAsync().then(workbook => { workbook

问题 There is a certain website with a certain login form which includes two fields; username and password . I can successfully inject data with vanilla JavaScript to the first field: document.querySelector("#username").value = "USERNAME"; But when I try to inject a password: document.querySelector("#password").value = "PASSWORD"; I get an error: VM1766:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'value' of null at :1:45 My problem I double checked if the field exists as is and it is indeed existing

问题 I'm trying to create a random password generator that asks for the user input on size 8-128 characters and then confirms the use of uppercase, lowercase, symbols, and or numbers. I'm trying to get the password to generate and print in the text area and i know i'm missing something but I'm not exactly sure what. I apologize for the rough code. I'm just starting out. var plength = prompt("How many characters would you like your password to be?") if (plength < 8 || plength > 128){ alert("Length

问题 Right now every time I change anything in user/edit the form requires the user to set a new password. I would like for it to require the current password (how can I ask for current password?) only incase a new password is entered. How can I achieve this, thanks a lot for this. <%= form_for(@user, :html => {:multipart => true}) do |f| %> <%= render 'shared/error_messages', object: f.object %> <%= f.text_field :name, placeholder: :name %> <%= f.text_field :email, placeholder: :email %> <%= f

问题 I am working on a project where I had got my password field value's hashCode and stored that hashCode in DB for security purposes.Now I want to recover the password from the hashCode.How can I do it? Is it possible to get the String value back from the hashCode ?If it is not, can anyone suggest me a better way to store my password in anyother format? 回答1: You know that several objects can have same hash(), as it mentioned in java doc for Object.hashCode() It is not required that if two

问题 I am working on a project where I had got my password field value's hashCode and stored that hashCode in DB for security purposes.Now I want to recover the password from the hashCode.How can I do it? Is it possible to get the String value back from the hashCode ?If it is not, can anyone suggest me a better way to store my password in anyother format? 回答1: You know that several objects can have same hash(), as it mentioned in java doc for Object.hashCode() It is not required that if two

问题 I have been learning Python in my spare time for a small amount of time now and I set myself a challenge to build a password cracker for a very specific task, it was to test how effective the security on my ADSL Router was (not very) - using Wireshark I could quite clearly see how it was hashing the password over http and I developed some code to perform a wordlist attack. (I apologise if you think my code is badly written - you would probably be correct!). #!/usr/bin/env python import

问题 I want users, when they are in the workplace (e.g. on the LAN), to authenticate themselves with their regular username and password. Auto-login is disabled. However - logging in from outside the LAN should trigger a 2-level authentication (like SMS, mail or similar). How can we get information about the users network when they try to log in to the application from outside the LAN? NB - it does not matter if you have AD user and pwd. If you are on the outside you have to trigger the 2 level

问题 I woulrd like to enable users to choose their own passord, but keep a verification email(without reseting password link)? I am adding an input field for the password in wp-login: <input type="password" name="user_password" value="" placeholder="Password" id="user_password" class="input" /> Than, I have a custom plugin thats sets user's password: function myplugin_registration_change_pass( $user_id ) {if ( isset( $_POST['user_password'] ) ) wp_set_password( $_POST['user_password'], $user_id );