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node-passlib

v1.1.1

Published

Generate and verify python-passlib compatible PBKDF2 hashes.

Downloads

960

Readme

node-passlib

Unofficial library to generate and verify python-passlib compatible PBKDF2 hashes.

This module provides a verification function to verify python-passlibs (https://passlib.readthedocs.io/) encoded PBKDF2-hashes. Tested with passlib 1.7.4 and PBKDF2-SHA512 algorithm.

Installation

$ npm install node-passlib

Usage

import { verify } from 'node-passlib';

// python-passlib PBKDF2-SHA512 hash
const pbkdf2Hash = '$pbkdf2-sha512$25000$JKSU8r63VgrBmHMO4RwjRA$bUL/owmBl8slaj.fjONmdRijzOs4Lo6EwbKtoA6EPX1hs1BCdg3JRjfkR3WX5/mZ4cIhtJhFVFxrLlq1lHfpQw';

verify('yourpassword', pbkdf2Hash);
// true

verify('wrongpassword', pbkdf2Hash);
// false

Passlib 1.7.4 default algorithm is pbkdf2_sha512 with a keylen of 64 for the SHA512 digest. If you want to verify a different algorithm you may have to specify the keylen.

const sha256Hash = '$pbkdf2-sha256$29000$49wbQyil1JqTcs7Z23tvTQ$EqGpkZH6Gb2ZE92/VY7B1uuO.CUR8xc4bU.TNsDIekI';
verify('yourpassword', sha256Hash, 32);

Disclaimer

UNOFFICIAL - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Using this lib is not as save as passlib itself. Passlib does way more security stuff like preventing timing attacks in the verify method. It's not recommended to use this lib in production if you are not aware of the risk.