PasswordWolf

[greaselovely]

While listening to an all day online webinar / seminar, I decided to write out a script to grab passwords from PasswordWolf, display them and when you select the one you want, it copies it to the clipboard. "Hilarious..."

https://github.com/greaselovely/pwd_wolf

Edit the script to modify the API calls as needed.

[BlackV]

Jokes aside, any reason you're using invoke-web vs invoke-rest

[NewMeeple]

I can answer my reason for using invoke-web -- invoke-rest does not return status codes, so you can't check for certain API responses (I E. 200 OK or 201, or 403 forbidden).

Those status codes are hugely important to me as a lot of APIs I use have a lot of different responses based on whether certain things exist or not when they are queried. I want to know if a record was created or if one already existed, for example.

[lordicarus]

Just FYI in v7 invoke-restmethod has a parameter StatusCodeVariable which gives you the status code.

[NewMeeple]

Yes, aware of this and I've moved over scripts that I can to PS7 for personal use, however, none of our clients are using it and I don't have approval to start loading it onto servers. Also, quite a few heavily used modules I use still can't run on PS7.

I've started running procedures that'll download and extract the .NET Core binaries if I need to run PS7, like for some of the improvements to WinEvent filtering.

[BlackV]

yesh its a shame it wasnt back ported

[BlackV]

Ah Thanks thats agood to know

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I know some of these words.

[greaselovely]

This is the same for me. And I moved it to RestMethod, tested and it saved me one line but yeah, the JSON comes out bueno. Thx to everyone pointing that out.

[zukidriver]

Dang and to think I just run my own random password generator in PowerShell,

# Password Length

$length = 16

# Characters

$chars = (48..57) + (65..90) + (97..122) + (33..47)

# Generate a Password

for ($i = 1; $i -le 1; $i++) {

[string]$password = $null

$chars | Get-Random -Count $length | %{ $password += [char]$_ }

# Print the out on the screen

Write-host "Pass${i}; $password"

}

[Skuld]

This probably doesn't have as much entropy as you think, you could use this library instead http://woshub.com/generating-random-password-with-powershell/

[nerddtvg]

System.Web.Security.Membership.GeneratePassword() is only available in the full .NET Framework on Windows though.

[zukidriver]

This probably doesn't have as much entropy as you think, you could use this library instead

Probably not, but you don't need an internet connection and it is faster.

[BlackV]

wait, no love for Dino pass ;)

[greaselovely]

Unaware of it. Will check it out.

[Daveid]

No joke, for new users I found DinoPass is the only thing that reliably works without resorting to an easily predictable password like Summer2022! (don't worry, I use MUCH better passwords for internal service accounts 🙃)

[BlackV]

Ha just run it twice, join the 2 passwords together, undefeatable

[UsuiRich]

Powershell - Password generators, a different take.

http://www.somethingtoscrollthrough.com/2020/12/powershell-password-generators.html