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* Julia version Add a version for the Julis Programming language. Required Packages: * HTTP * SHA Notice that HTTP does a bunch of junk in the background when you first call to it. Therefore the first call is super slow but all subsequent calls are fairly quick. * Julia Version Add lots of comments into the code. Also the program will now inform the user, that passwords provided as command-line arguments are stored in the history as plain text and it is therefore recommended to clear the history afterwards. * Julia Version Fix a typo and some formatting |
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pwned-search
Pwned Password API lookup
- Required libraries:
- requests:
pip install requests
Usage:
python pwned.py– reads passwords from standard input;python pwned.py <[file-with-passwords]– reads passwords from a file;another-command | python pwned.py– reads passwords written to standard output by another command;python pwned.py [password]– checks passwords given as command line arguments (beware the password may be saved in shell history and that other users on the system may be able to observe the command line).
Using Docker:
docker build -t pwned .Builds docker imagedocker run --rm pwned [password]Runs the pwned command pre-installed in a docker container
Thanks to those who fixed my dodgy code :)
Have fun! Oh, and if you find one of your own passwords, change it asap!