safepass
Check passwords against https://haveibeenpwned.com/API/v2#PwnedPasswords
Usage
For humans
$ safepass
Password: <enter pwned password (masked)>
NOT SAFE!
$ echo $?
1
$ safepass
Password: <enter not-pwned password (masked)>
SAFE!
$ echo $?
0
For scripting
Note: scripting mode intended for situations where command history is not saved. Please use above interactive mode if checking directly in command line.
$ safepass $PASSWORD
API
>>> from safepass import safepass
>>> result=safepass(PWNED_PASSWORD)
NOT SAFE!
>>> result
False
>>> result=safepass(NOT_PWNED_PASSWORD)
SAFE!
>>> result
True
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Metadata
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Release files for safepass 1.0.8
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Release files / safepass-1.0.8.tar.gz
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