Examples of RandomClassesFinder

org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder
This class seems to contradict the RandomPattern class. RandomPattern takes any characters between found finders and calculates the random value. It doesn't look for finders, instead it calculates the size of the characters-sets used. So, for example, 1234#$%^ will be evaluated as 8 random characters from the numbers and letters. Instead it should be 4 digits and four letters, since this is easier to crack. So this pattern finder will look for sequences of numbers and special chars that are greater than the threshold (with a default of three). One down-side of this pattern finder is it reports lots of finders. Each subset as large as the threshold will be reported. See the RandomClassesFinderTest for examples. @author cam

Examples of org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder

    Collection<PatternFinder> toReturn = new LinkedList<PatternFinder>();
    
    toReturn.add(new KeySequenceFinder(new EnglishKeyBoard()));
    toReturn.add(new KeySequenceFinder(new RussianKeyBoard()));
    toReturn.add(new DateFinder());
    toReturn.add(new RandomClassesFinder());
    return toReturn;
  }

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Examples of org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder

{


  @Test
  public void test() throws Exception
  {
    RandomClassesFinder finder = new RandomClassesFinder(3);
    MockPasswordResults results = new MockPasswordResults("12345");
    finder.analyze(results);
    List<PasswordPattern> patterns = results.getFoundPatterns();
    assertEquals( 6, patterns.size());
    for(PasswordPattern patt: patterns){
      System.out.println(patt.getMatchString());
    }

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Examples of org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder

  }


  @Test
  public void testTroysPassword() throws Exception
  {
    RandomClassesFinder finder = new RandomClassesFinder(3);
    MockPasswordResults results = new MockPasswordResults("00455455mb17");
    finder.analyze(results);
    List<PasswordPattern> patterns = results.getFoundPatterns();
    assertEquals( 21, patterns.size());
    for(PasswordPattern patt: patterns){
      System.out.println(patt.getMatchString());
    }

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Examples of org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder

  }
  
  @Test
  public void test_large() throws Exception
  {
    RandomClassesFinder finder = new RandomClassesFinder(3);
    MockPasswordResults results = new MockPasswordResults("!@#234#$%1234");
    finder.analyze(results);
    List<PasswordPattern> patterns = results.getFoundPatterns();
    
    for(PasswordPattern patt: patterns){
      System.out.println(patt.getMatchString());
    }

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Examples of org.owasp.passfault.finders.RandomClassesFinder

  }


  @Test
  public void test_chars() throws Exception
  {
    RandomClassesFinder finder = new RandomClassesFinder(3);
    MockPasswordResults results = new MockPasswordResults("abcdef");
    finder.analyze(results);
    List<PasswordPattern> patterns = results.getFoundPatterns();
    
    for(PasswordPattern patt: patterns){
      System.out.println(patt.getMatchString());
    }

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