I have a couple of legacy ASP.NET web apps that share a database for ASP.NET Membership. I want to move to a microservices architecture utilizing .NET Core and IdentityServer4 and have the identity server in the new microservices ecosystem to use the existing ASP.NET Membership user store, but .NET Core doesn’t appear to support ASP.NET Membership at all.
Sometimes Microsoft does something so stunningly dumb that it makes my head hurt. Help me find out it’s really not the case … please!
I want that when the user types in text, it should show • rather than a simple asterisk, is there a way (in win-forms’ TextBox there is a property PasswordChar, what is it’s similar in web)????
You know how in Linux when you try some Sudo stuff it tells you to enter the password and, as you type, nothing is shown in the terminal window (the password is not shown)?
Does Python have a built-in, simple way of encoding/decoding strings using a password?
This code is supposed to hash a password with a salt. The salt and hashed password are being saved in the database. The password itself is not.
I am trying to mask what the user types into IDLE with asterisks so people around them can’t see what they’re typing/have typed in. I’m using basic raw input to collect what they type.
So I have to create code that validate whether a password:
Scenario: An interactive CLI Python program, that is in need for a password. That means also, there’s no GUI solution possible.
How do you store a password entered by the user in memory and erase it securely after it is no longer need?