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Write a program that first reads in the name of two input files; input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt. These files will contain encrypted and non-encrypted passwords to simulate a Brute Force approach. Next the program will accept input of two strings representing a potential user name, and password. The files should be read using the file.readlines( ) method. Your program should output the attempted login and password with a message that it was a successful or unsuccessful brute force attempt. Ex: If the input is: input1pass.txt input1shadow.txt bobpickle pa$$w0rd and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login: user1 Password: XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user2 Password: LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user3 Password: &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Ex: If the input is: input2pass.txt input2shadow.txt demo123 password and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin demo123:x:18:54:Demo User:/home/demo123:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: demo123:password:15048:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login: user1 Password: XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user2 Password: LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user3 Password: &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: demo123 Password: password Successful brute force attempt Downloadable files input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt
Securing a network from attacks means a network administrator is watching traffic and user activity. Change detection (CD) is a method used to track changes in your network. CD can detect files accessed during off hours to more complex algorithmic detections added to software applications that manage this process. This program is going to manage user login times and attempt to detect any change in a users typical login attempts. It will use an input file to store data and read the file using the csv.reader( ) method. The file will contain a list of login_names, followed by login_time separated by commas. Write a program that first reads in the name of an input file, reads the information stored in that file and determines if the user login has occurred at off hour times. The company employees work from 9 am to 5 pm so any other time would be an off hour login attempt. If the login attempt is made after hours, store the user name and login time in a dictionary with the user name as the key. Display all anomaly attempts at the end of the program. If there are no questionable login attempts display No anomaly login attempts Ex: If the input is: input1.csv and the contents of input1.csv are: (store time as integers and use military time to simulate am and pm attempts) bob,2,paula,1,nancy,8,thomas,23,zach,22,charlotte,4 the output is: Anomaly login attempts: nancy:8 thomas:23 zach:22 charlotte:4 Ex: If the input is: input2.csv and the contents of input2.csv are: (store time as integers and use military time to simulate am and pm attempts) the output is: No anomaly login attempts Note: There is a newline at the end of the output, and input1.csv is available to download. Write a program that first reads in the name of an input file, reads the information stored in that file and determines if the user login has occurred at off hour times. $7.00 Original price was: $7.00.$5.00Current price is: $5.00.
7.9 LAB: Sorting TV Shows (dictionaries and lists) Write program that first reads in the name of an input file and then reads the input file using the file.readlines() method. The input file contains an unsorted list of number of seasons followed by the corresponding TV show. Your program should put the contents of the input file into a dictionary where the number of seasons are the keys, and a list of TV shows are the values (since multiple shows could have the same number of seasons). Sort the dictionary by key (least to greatest) and output the results to a file named output_keys.txt, separating multiple TV shows associated with the same key with a semicolon. Next, sort the dictionary by values (alphabetical order), and output the results to a file named output_titles.txt. Ex: If the input is: file1.txt and the contents of file1.txt are: 20 Gunsmoke 30 The Simpsons 10 Will & Grace 14 Dallas 20 Law & Order 12 Murder, She Wrote the file output_keys.txt should contain: 10: Will & Grace 12: Murder, She Wrote 14: Dallas 20: Gunsmoke; Law & Order 30: The Simpsons and the file output_titles.txt should contain: Dallas Gunsmoke Law & Order Murder, She Wrote The Simpsons Will & Grace Note: There is a newline at the end of each output file, and file1.txt is available to download. Write program that first reads in the name of an input file and then reads the input file using the file.readlines() method. $14.00 Original price was: $14.00.$10.00Current price is: $10.00.
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Write a program that first reads in the name of two input files; input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt. These files will contain encrypted and non-encrypted passwords to simulate a Brute Force approach. Next the program will accept input of two strings representing a potential user name, and password. The files should be read using the file.readlines( ) method. Your program should output the attempted login and password with a message that it was a successful or unsuccessful brute force attempt. Ex: If the input is: input1pass.txt input1shadow.txt bobpickle pa$$w0rd and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login: user1 Password: XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user2 Password: LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user3 Password: &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Ex: If the input is: input2pass.txt input2shadow.txt demo123 password and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin demo123:x:18:54:Demo User:/home/demo123:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: demo123:password:15048:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login: user1 Password: XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user2 Password: LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: user3 Password: &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: demo123 Password: password Successful brute force attempt Downloadable files input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt
Write a program that first reads in the name of two input files; input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt. These files will contain encrypted and non-encrypted passwords to simulate a Brute Force approach.
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Write a program that first reads in the name of two input files; input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt. These files will contain encrypted and non-encrypted passwords to simulate a Brute Force approach. Next the program will accept input of two strings representing a potential user name, and password. The files should be read using the file.readlines( ) method. Your program should output the attempted login and password with a message that it was a successful or unsuccessful brute force attempt. Ex: If the input is: input1pass.txt input1shadow.txt bobpickle pa$$w0rd and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user1 Password:  XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user2 Password:  LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user3 Password:  &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Ex: If the input is: input2pass.txt input2shadow.txt demo123 password and the contents of input1pass.txt are: user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin demo123:x:18:54:Demo User:/home/demo123:nologin and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are: user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7::: user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7::: user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7::: demo123:password:15048:0:99999:7::: the output is: Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user1 Password:  XXPP192920r Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user2 Password:  LLmm928393x Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login:  user3 Password:  &^334294kksri. Unsuccessful brute force attempt Brute Force Attempt: Login: demo123 Password: password Successful brute force attempt Downloadable files input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt

Write a program that first reads in the name of two input files; input1pass.txt and input1shadow.txt. These files will contain encrypted and non-encrypted passwords to simulate a Brute Force approach. Next the program will accept input of two strings representing a potential user name, and password. The files should be read using the file.readlines( ) method.

Your program should output the attempted login and password with a message that it was a successful or unsuccessful brute force attempt.

Ex: If the input is:

input1pass.txt
input1shadow.txt
bobpickle
pa$$w0rd

and the contents of input1pass.txt are:

user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin
user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin
user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin

and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are:

user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7:::
user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7:::
user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7:::

the output is:

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user1
Password:  XXPP192920r
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user2
Password:  LLmm928393x
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user3
Password:  &^334294kksri.
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Ex: If the input is:

input2pass.txt
input2shadow.txt
demo123
password

and the contents of input1pass.txt are:

user1:x:15:51:User One:/home/user1:nologin
user2:x:16:52:User One:/home/user1:nologin
user3:x:17:53:User One:/home/user1:nologin
demo123:x:18:54:Demo User:/home/demo123:nologin

and the contents of the input1shadow.txt are:

user1:XXPP192920r:15045:0:99999:7:::
user1:LLmm928393x:15046:0:99999:7:::
user1:&^334294kksri.:15047:0:99999:7:::
demo123:password:15048:0:99999:7:::

the output is:

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user1
Password:  XXPP192920r
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user2
Password:  LLmm928393x
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Brute Force Attempt:
Login:  user3
Password:  &^334294kksri.
Unsuccessful brute force attempt

Brute Force Attempt:
Login: demo123
Password: password
Successful brute force attempt

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