Does Python have a built-in, simple way of encoding/decoding strings using a password? Something like this:
I am working on an application that uses windows authentication.Within this application, we give the user the ability to change their password.
The script below used to work on Mac OS X, but, since moving it to Ubuntu, it doesn\'t seem to read from the password file at all.Even when I run it from the command line, no matter what I do, I get a
What is the Best practice of dynamic changing password for this scenario? The scenario is: There are three web apps using ASP.NET.
Currently I am using this implementation to hide user input during password entry: void setEcho(bool enable) {
iv used the built in membership control for my ASP.net project, this create the database and everything for me, but say i didnt want to use the built in login control, and i wanted to make my own logi
I have a Java web service and a Java web client making use of this service. One of the functions is to create a new user account. My two concerns are:
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
I\'m creating a small service using api-libraries, such as Twitter. Is it possible to input users password to Twitter-a开发者_运维百科pi crypted. I would not like to store peoples passwords uncrypted
I\'ve got a little Bash script that I use to access twitter and pop up a Growl notification in certain situations. What\'s the best way to handle storing my password with the script?
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