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raFconsi,eebr,0530
ooKap,idks,0015
The following 2 lines are taken from a database on my website. To be exact it is from the file "Members.db" where member information is stored. i.e username, password, money amount. The characters are only shuffled around - there is no encryption at the character level. Figure out what I did and what each of the words separated by commas means.
Shuffling every third letter around isn't that smart. Neither is using very similar usernames. Neither is posting stuff straight from your database concerning a live website.
Wow! That shows that I need to implement a better encryption algorithem. As for my site, how did you find it? Also, can you tell me how you figured out the encryption?
I'm guessing he checked your profile.Quote:
Originally Posted by francoissoft
Look into hashes. A lot of things use MD5 to hash passwords, and store the hash. Then they do hash == MD5(what_you_entered_as_password) to check passwords. However, there are some that don't think MD5 is secure/will be for much longer, and use other algorithms such as one of the SHA algorithms. Wikipedia has articles on all of that for a starting point.Quote:
Wow! That shows that I need to implement a better encryption algorithem.
I looked at it. I'd didn't figure out the algorithm you used, I just guessed. Once. Your password is a) too short b) in a dictionary. So, when you change your password, choose something a wee harder to crack. No dictionary words, and longer than 4 characters.Quote:
Also, can you tell me how you figured out the encryption?
Ok, crack the stuff on the second line.
Koopa,kids,1005
Wow! You're sharp!
Actually, it's just that your encryption method totally blows.Quote:
Originally Posted by francoissoft
methinks this is not so much about "check out my uber cool encryption" as it is about "zomg guys check out my new uber cool webbernetsite"...
Well, as for the website... why does it peg the CPU at 100%?! This does this in almost every browser I've tested (Firefox in Windows, Iceweasel in Debian, Epiphany,...) except for IE. (Which appears to be too ignorant to cache the logo...)Quote:
Originally Posted by @nthony
You are... using JavaScript to change the color of the font of your "FrancoisSoft" logo? AH! First, I enjoy seizures as much as the next guy, but a static or gently animated logo will likely earn you much more praise. Second, and more importantly, if it must flash colors, make it an animated GIF so you don't suck the very life out of my CPU. ;)
Also, Home.php doesn't seem to be your default/index(/whatever the technical name for it is) page. Perhaps you should rename it to index.php? As a result, using only a domain name gets a directory listing of your homepage. Worse, we see Members.db. Even if your file did use some sort of encryption/hash that was good, being able to obtain Members.db is not good. I shouldn't have access to that file.
That being said, I have no other major nitpicks. I like the design (or lack thereof) of the project pages more than your homepage, but your homepage isn't terrible. (Other than the 100% CPU thing - fix that!)
To be fair, some credit is deserved: I tried your WormWars program, in Linux. It compiles (with warnings) but after I hit the red worm the screen blanks and locks up in what appears to be an infinite loop. Although it didn't work, your site seems to indicate that you've never tried it in anything outside of Windows. The windows one worked well. 54506 on Phase 12 is my high. Kept me entertained for a while. Cool little game, much better than the usual requests for help on CBoard. Not bad. (Though that bug in Linux is probably there in Windows, it's just not being flushed out as well.)
Try editing the source code. Could have something to do with PD Curses.
I doubt it. Turns out, this is the (or at least one) offending error:Quote:
Could have something to do with PD Curses.
Line #34 of WormWars.cpp. That buffer is way too small for this:Code:char StrBuff[50];
...which needs 65 bytes + whatever the %i's want. I increased StrBuffer to 128 bytes, and everything was then ok. Your program runs in Linux, fix that bug.Code:sprintf(StrBuff, "Score: %i Clock: %i Phase: %i Length: %i Worms: %i (press H for help)", Score, Clock, Phase, Player.GetLength(), WormCount);
Wow. But why did it work on windows? Could you send me the Linux executable?
Once you step past the end of the array, you enter "undefined behavior". What happens afterwards is completely unknown. It could work, it could crash, it could print garbage to the screen. Any number of things, all dependent on the system, the exact setup, the alignment of the moon, etc.
Although I've found that small bugs that don't exhibit themselves on Windows tend to be flushed out in Linux. (Just the differences in the two OS.)
Can't attach executables on CBoard. (Your code only uses curses outside of the standard stuff as far as I can see, so it ought to build on many other systems, not just Linux & Windows.)
Don't just MD5 the password, consider salting it too, or even using a combo of MD5 and SHA with a salt.
Why didn't the gun go off last time I played Russian Roulette?Quote:
Originally Posted by francoissoft
Because you're too chicken to put real bullet? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by brewbuck
No one has explained the algorithm that I used.
I hope this is a joke topic... however, I don't think it is. :(
I think that was in the first reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by francoissoft
I use real bullets. However, my revolver has 3 million barrels.Quote:
Originally Posted by foxman