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How can I mimick OpenLDAP’s slappasswd using NodeJS?

My goal is to use NodeJS to create LDAP password hashes that are similar to what comes out of the slappasswd command-line tool. Here’s how LDAP passwords can be produced with command-line: The result is a base64 encoded, salted SHA1 password. Here’s what I tried initially to recreate it: But, I got a much longer string than what the slappasswd

Unhandled Promise Rejection Warning Error

ERROR (node:39756) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error [ERR_HTTP_HEADERS_SENT]: Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client at ServerResponse.setHeader (_http_outgoing.js:561:11) at ServerResponse.header (C:UserselegmOneDriveРабочий столanimflexapinode_modulesexpresslibresponse.js:771:10) at ServerResponse.send (C:UserselegmOneDriveРабочий столanimflexapinode_modulesexpresslibresponse.js:170:12) at ServerResponse.json (C:UserselegmOneDriveРабочий столanimflexapinode_modulesexpresslibresponse.js:267:15) at C:UserselegmOneDriveРабочий столanimflexapiroutesauth.js:43:25 at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:95:5) (Use node –trace-warnings … to show where the warning was created) (node:39756) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of

XOR with crypto’s randomBytes

I want to create a master key where I XOR 3 random keys (generated with crypto.randomBytes). I am not sure how to make this work in Javascript. randomBytes returns a Buffer. I’m not sure if I have to do a .toString() on it or just perform the XOR as a Buffer? Answer This should do:

Decrypt the crypto data

I am trying to encrypt and decrypt values using node inbuild module crypto. I have followed this tutorial to encrypt the data. They haven’t to gave any sample code to decrypt. When I try to use other tutorial code to decrypt the data. It not working out. Please help me out, Code Answer Since you havent provided the code for

Invalid SAS token being created for Azure API Management

I am trying to create an SAS Token to communicate with Azure API Management Rest API using JavaScript (Express.js). But using that actually leads me to a 401 Unauthorized. I am using the following lines of code. The above snippet returns me something like this: SharedAccessSignature uid=integration&ex=2021-04-21T10:48:04.402Z&sn=**O8KZAh9zVHw6Dmb03t1xlhTnrmP1B6i+5lbhQWe**= (Some characters hidden for security, but number of characters is real) Note that

CryptoJS decrypted value differ from the original value

I am trying to encrypt some strings and decrypt it with the use of CryptoJS (AES-256). My javascript code: My setup: fefe3124bdc21e8a1c1b3fdfb84c79950b394b8f86fd49dddb616037b1bc2474 (key) a (Input) Qw== (Encrypted string) d5 (decrypted value) May I know which part of my code logic is wrong ? Answer Alright, I have figured out why the value would be different. Just need to remove the

Is there a behavioral equivalent to the AES256TextEncryptor Class of the Jasypt-Library in CryptoJS?

As a newbie to Cryptography, I’m trying to reproduce the same default behavior of the AES256TextEncryptor Class of the jasypt-library with the CrpytoJS library. This is my Java method, that basically takes in two arguments – the message that I want to encrypt as well as my secret paraphrase: When encrypting the messageToBeEncrypted with this code, the resulting encrypted message

undefined CryptoJS in vue

https://github.com/brix/crypto-js i have install cryptoJs using npm i crypto-js but how do i use it on my project ? when i write this code but it show an error said that CryptoJS is undefined here is my code this is the eror Answer At first, you have to run npm install crypto-js in Vue terminal. Then, you have to import

Decrypt Crypto-js encrypted text with key with PHP

I’m using Crypto-js for encrypting password with a key and send it to server. I want to decrypt it in server using PHP. How this can be done? JS: Encrypted text: U2FsdGVkX1+EaW3J1GE1k/EU5h6C+nxBH364Xhez+b0= PHP: Result: string(32) “����>���s��ȡ�V?E��M���I” I’m getting weird results here. Answer The following solution is not from my side but from @Artjom B., so all credits go to him.

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