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Would it be possible to have a single password stored on the device which would be typed in when the button is pressed long?
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It would be helpful if we could us `bcrypt` password hashing, instead of the native/default `SSHA256` when using CB as persistence.
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### Describe the bug
When using AlloyDB, credentials are leaked through error logging in the frontend.
### To Reproduce
1. Add an item to cart (say, Tank Top, qty=1)
2. Go back and add the…
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Still storing passwords in cleartext. I meant to fix this when I was originally working on the git back-end code but forgot. (Hooray for not writing stuff down.)
Also, whatever mechanism is used to…
cgay updated
13 years ago
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The ESAPI reference implementation contains a weak salting mechanism for
password storage. (Currently uses a known value, the account name) It also does
not implement or encourage salt isolation…
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```
The ESAPI reference implementation contains a weak salting mechanism for
password storage. (Currently uses a known value, the account name) It also does
not implement or encourage salt isolation…
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```
The ESAPI reference implementation contains a weak salting mechanism for
password storage. (Currently uses a known value, the account name) It also does
not implement or encourage salt isolation…
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```
The ESAPI reference implementation contains a weak salting mechanism for
password storage. (Currently uses a known value, the account name) It also does
not implement or encourage salt isolation…
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```
The ESAPI reference implementation contains a weak salting mechanism for
password storage. (Currently uses a known value, the account name) It also does
not implement or encourage salt isolation…
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getpass.getpass returns the password as plain text, source below (Windows implementation)
```python
def win_getpass(prompt='Password: ', stream=None):
"""Prompt for password with echo off, usin…