Stop using Pastebin login system

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 70]

Stop using Pastebin login system.

So after checking the source code of Summer (see post here) I've seen the Login class and the method they implemented to make a login.

It's doing a request to the following URL: https://pastebin.com/raw/Cr1WmBHL
Apparently people are still using Pastebin as their login method, I will make a repository on GitHub about a better way to make logins for any Java application.

Here's the code I used to get the URL (not complicated):

public static void main(String[] args) {
    byte[] b = new byte[33];
    b[0] = (byte) (-1519888652 >>> 16);
    b[1] = (byte) (-1499710909 >>> 7);
    b[2] = (byte) (-828415761 >>> 21);
    b[3] = (byte) (-1757937663 >>> 15);
    b[4] = (byte) (-1177741728 >>> 18);
    b[5] = (byte) (1237802352 >>> 13);
    b[6] = (byte) (590325931 >>> 16);
    b[7] = (byte) (-287523597 >>> 10);
    b[8] = (byte) (1759534201 >>> 17);
    b[9] = (byte) (-490524823 >>> 17);
    b[10] = (byte) (-562884165 >>> 16);
    b[11] = (byte) (1348250533 >>> 3);
    b[12] = (byte) (1992710125 >>> 12);
    b[13] = (byte) (-1846244983 >>> 2);
    b[14] = (byte) (1678354079 >>> 10);
    b[15] = (byte) (1507568094 >>> 14);
    b[16] = (byte) (1863791152 >>> 15);
    b[17] = (byte) (531683568 >>> 6);
    b[18] = (byte) (-1240713251 >>> 7);
    b[19] = (byte) (919792360 >>> 20);
    b[20] = (byte) (99468281 >>> 21);
    b[21] = (byte) (-1185220782 >>> 23);
    b[22] = (byte) (818897277 >>> 23);
    b[23] = (byte) (-1244726287 >>> 13);
    b[24] = (byte) (1659967939 >>> 20);
    b[25] = (byte) (1938614375 >>> 5);
    b[26] = (byte) (-210612658 >>> 5);
    b[27] = (byte) (-1643374438 >>> 7);
    b[28] = (byte) (-1932134323 >>> 14);
    b[29] = (byte) (-1352738283 >>> 9);
    b[30] = (byte) (1648543392 >>> 16);
    b[31] = (byte) (1480036907 >>> 6);
    b[32] = (byte) (1978974491 >>> 12);
    StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder();
    for (int i : b) {
        str.append((char) i);
    }
    System.out.println(str);
}

 

[LowDepTraii]

but pastebin still seems better at some point. like if you are having a non too famous client then renting for a URL is prob really expensive

 

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 70]

but pastebin still seems better at some point. like if you are having a non too famous client then renting for a URL is prob really expensive

I can totally agree, but I think Summer is popular enough to not use a Pastebin login.

Some domains are like 10$/year so that's less than 1$ per month. If you want to host that's a bit higher but a very simple web hosting costs like 4$/month.

If your client gets popular enough I think deciding to make your infrastructure better would definitely be an option.

 

[LowDepTraii]

[QUOTE = "Krypton, post: 61702, member: 70"]
I can totally agree, but I think Summer is popular enough to not use a Pastebin login.

Some domains are like 10 $ / year so that's less than 1 $ per month. If you want to host that's a bit higher but a very simple web hosting costs like 4 $ / month.

If your client gets popular enough I think deciding to make your infrastructure better would definitely be an option.
[/QUOTE]
yes I agree

 

[LowDepTraii]

also can you explain why cant i quote others post?

 

[Gelöschtes Mitglied 70]

also can you explain why cant i quote others post?

When you're closing the quote you're using [/ QUOTE] instead of [/QUOTE]

 

[LowDepTraii]

When you're closing the quote you're using [/ QUOTE] instead of [/QUOTE]
[/ QUOTE]
ah I see

 

[TheFinalComeback]

Stop using Pastebin login system.

So after checking the source code of Summer (see post here) I've seen the Login class and the method they implemented to make a login.

It's doing a request to the following URL: https://pastebin.com/raw/Cr1WmBHL
Apparently people are still using Pastebin as their login method, I will make a repository on GitHub about a better way to make logins for any Java application.

Here's the code I used to get the URL (not complicated):

public static void main(String[] args) {
    byte[] b = new byte[33];
    b[0] = (byte) (-1519888652 >>> 16);
    b[1] = (byte) (-1499710909 >>> 7);
    b[2] = (byte) (-828415761 >>> 21);
    b[3] = (byte) (-1757937663 >>> 15);
    b[4] = (byte) (-1177741728 >>> 18);
    b[5] = (byte) (1237802352 >>> 13);
    b[6] = (byte) (590325931 >>> 16);
    b[7] = (byte) (-287523597 >>> 10);
    b[8] = (byte) (1759534201 >>> 17);
    b[9] = (byte) (-490524823 >>> 17);
    b[10] = (byte) (-562884165 >>> 16);
    b[11] = (byte) (1348250533 >>> 3);
    b[12] = (byte) (1992710125 >>> 12);
    b[13] = (byte) (-1846244983 >>> 2);
    b[14] = (byte) (1678354079 >>> 10);
    b[15] = (byte) (1507568094 >>> 14);
    b[16] = (byte) (1863791152 >>> 15);
    b[17] = (byte) (531683568 >>> 6);
    b[18] = (byte) (-1240713251 >>> 7);
    b[19] = (byte) (919792360 >>> 20);
    b[20] = (byte) (99468281 >>> 21);
    b[21] = (byte) (-1185220782 >>> 23);
    b[22] = (byte) (818897277 >>> 23);
    b[23] = (byte) (-1244726287 >>> 13);
    b[24] = (byte) (1659967939 >>> 20);
    b[25] = (byte) (1938614375 >>> 5);
    b[26] = (byte) (-210612658 >>> 5);
    b[27] = (byte) (-1643374438 >>> 7);
    b[28] = (byte) (-1932134323 >>> 14);
    b[29] = (byte) (-1352738283 >>> 9);
    b[30] = (byte) (1648543392 >>> 16);
    b[31] = (byte) (1480036907 >>> 6);
    b[32] = (byte) (1978974491 >>> 12);
    StringBuilder str = new StringBuilder();
    for (int i : b) {
        str.append((char) i);
    }
    System.out.println(str);
}

agreed, we were not expecting to have many beta users, in the future for bigger projects no pastebin will be used for auth