A simple password quiz where the idea is to guess the most commonly used password but where the winner is the hughest unique guess.
- Laptop plugged into external monitor/TV
- Stock Ubuntu Desktop
- Install dependancies
sudo apt install git chromium-browser - Login and
git clone https://github.com/dogsbodytech/password_quiz.git - Start with
cd password_quiz && python server.py - Open up a guest session login
- Open Firefox on the laptop screen and browse to
localhost:8888/form - Open chromium on external screen and browse to
localhost:8888/display - F11 on both browsers to go full screen
- Zoom Firefox browser a couple of times to make the form clearer
- Answers are in the entries.txt file, back it up!
- Password lists from - https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists.git
- I would suggest using the biggest password file possible. Using a 100k list over a 10k list would have only found an extra 5 passwords but people are dissapointed when their password isn't found.
- /display on Firefox flashes with each update (see proposed fix below)
- /display on Chromium loads slowly the first time after a form submission
- I really wish that I could get /logo.png & /bootstrap.min.css to be cached by the browser. This should also fix the flashing issue with /display on Firefox
- For some reson when running /display on Chromeum and there is a form submission then the page will take ~5 seconds to load!
- We tend to zoom the form in 2-3 times in the browser to make it more readable. I believe this is possible in CSS to save manually doing it.
- Perhaps higher contrast text to make the form more readable from standing up/further away.
- Have a file of anonomised guesses from previous times we used this script in anger so that we can improve it in the future