Wednesday 16 July 2014

I Recently Made a Software - { me a self-taught PROGRAMMER ;}

While i have been taking inspiration for programming, i thought of making a software;
so i made it;
here it is--Inspire Me

Get Hidden saved Passwords

I recently came across a javascript that can be used to show any saved passwords on a website. What I mean is, for example you have your gmail password ‘remembered’ and when you visit http://gmail.com/ you see your username and a password hidden with asterisks (******). Well this script reveals what stays behind those asterisks.


javascript:
var s='',f = document.getElementsByTagName('input');
for(var i=0;i<f.length;i++){
     if(f[i].type.toLowerCase()=='password' && f[i].value)
     {s+='found: '+f[i].value+' \n';}
}
s=(s)?s+'\nThat\'s All Folks!':'No Passwords Found';
alert(s);
This script can be inserted in the developer consoles of Firefox/Chrome.
So think twice before saving any of your passwords on any public computers. Or on any computer really, as even some of your friends or colleagues can pull a prank on you.
This can also easily be done by going into your browser settings and checking out your Saved Passwords. Tools that pull out your entire password tree exist and are quite common as well.
I strongly recommend you use a Master Password if you decide that you need to have your passwords “remembered” by your browser. Every time you visit a website that you have associated a password with, it will ask you for your master password before actually filling in the password box. It is indeed annoying, but much better than getting all your passwords stolen in 5 seconds.