在線SHA1散列發生器

I am just encrypting json with sha1 it is showing error.

I have tried this.

console.log("decrypt===>"+(decrypt.trim()));let decrypt_hash = sha1((JSON.parse(decrypt)));decrypt===>{"deviceserialno":"test123","devicetype":"mobile","devicemodel":"test12","deviceversion":"1.0","devicemfg":"1","osversion":"1.0"}

The above is decrypt.

So, I am trying to reverse engineer my way to find the right values here.

I am looking at this link: http://sitecoreblog.blogspot.com/2012/05/reset-admin-passord.html

and this link: https://blogs.perficientdigital.com/2018/06/20/upgrading-the-password-hashing-algorithm-for-sitecore-9-installs/

UPDATE dbo.aspnet_Membership SET [Password]='qOvF8m8F2IcWMvfOBjJYHmfLABc=', [PasswordSalt]='OM5gu45RQuJ76itRvkSPFw==', [IsApproved] = '1', [IsLockedOut] = '0'    while len(@Salt) < 16    begin    set @Salt = (@Salt + cast(cast(floor(rand() * 256) as tinyint) as binary(1)))    end

This is the code that sitecore 7 uses to encode and hash the passwords in SHA1

-- Hash passwordset @HashedPassword = HASHBYTES(@HashAlgorithm, @Salt + cast(@Password as varbinary(128)));-- Convert hash and salt to BASE64select @EncodedHash = cast(N'' as xml).value('xs:base64Binary(xs:hexBinary(sql:column("bin")))', 'varchar(max)') from (select @HashedPassword as [bin] ) Tselect @EncodedSalt = cast(N'' as xml).value('xs:base64Binary(xs:hexBinary(sql:column("bin")))', 'VARCHAR(MAX)') from (select @Salt as [bin] ) T

So, I have password = 'b' , hashed_password = 'qOvF8m8F2IcWMvfOBjJYHmfLABc=' , password_salt = 'OM5gu45RQuJ76itRvkSPFw=='

The whole reason for this is, I need to get the base64 encoded salt, along with the base64 encoded hashed password to migrate to another system(Okta).

If I were to reverse engineer my way in python, what would this code look like?

import base64import hashlibimport binasciisalt='OM5gu45RQuJ76itRvkSPFwi=='password = 'b'hashed_pw_salt = hashlib.sha1(hex_salt + password)base64_hash = base64.b64encode(hashed_pw_salt.digest())print base64_hash

I get hashed password as 'VVNsI7GLzCRREOUcsha/+TbpGd8=' instead.

What is the best way to get the python code to match the SQL code?

Ok, i am aware that this question has been asked multiple times, but for some reason this error keeps happening, this is the scenario:

• Created PROD firebase project, inserted google-services.json within Android project (Android project path: app/google-services.json) that is working perfectly, contains:

  1. Two SHA1 keys - from .android/debug.keystore (for now) and custom release keystore (2 Oauth2 Android Client ID's based on those keys)
  2. Oauth2 Web Client ID that is used for Google Sign In - I've put them into Firebase Console/Authentication/Providers/Google Sign In/Web SDK Configuration
  3. Firebase Project ID is com.companyname.projectname format

• Then I created DEV firebase project (app/debug/google-services.json) and i've done the following:

  1. Created custom debug keystore, exported SHA1 and added It into Firebase project (That keystore is used to sign debug)
  2. Within build.gradle, assigned this debug keystore to debug build type and that is working - it is being signed using that keystore
  3. Created new Oauth2 Web client id and inserted it in the same way as in PROD for Google Sign in provider
  4. Firebase Project ID for this project is com.companyname.projectname-dev (added application suffix within build type debug)

When I run app with debug build type, this is what happens:

GoogleSignInOptions gso = new GoogleSignInOptions.Builder(GoogleSignInOptions.DEFAULT_SIGN_IN)        .requestIdToken(getString(R.string.default_web_client_id))        .requestEmail()        .build(); GoogleSignInClient googleSignInClient = GoogleSignIn.getClient(this, gso);

This is good - requestIdToken is the Oauth2 Web Client ID from DEV Firebase project

BuildConfig.APPLICATION_ID returns DEV applicationId (with -dev suffix)

But then when I go to onActivityResult(), i get what i get from the title of this question - RESULT_CANCELED + 12500 result error

Has anyone had the same issue?

My apologies for rather chaotic question, i will add more info if necessary.

Note: I have tried using the .android/debug.keystore SHA1 within DEV project, but I had the same issue as the above.

I am trying to find SHA-1 of a Xamarin.android app to develop an app with visual studio and firebase on windows 7, I followed Microsoft documentations https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/android/deploy-test/signing/keystore-signature?tabs=windowsbut it gives me an error :"keystore file does not exist"Please how can i fix this.

I have done a script in Python which is:

hashed_string = hashlib.sha1(str(string_to_hash).encode('utf-8')).hexdigest()

and it works as I want, but I can't figure out how to do it in JavaScript.I have done this in JS:

const crypto = require('crypto') let shasum = crypto.createHash('sha1') let hashed_string = shasum.update(JSON.stringify(string_to_hash).digest('hex'))

But the result is not the same.