From 914802adc48a757b7c3d3bfd6df9fc57318ff6c0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Tw Dover Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:44:44 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] bootstrap: bootstraped lastword templates --- src/controllers/LastWordController.php | 2 +- src/templates/LW.Add.php | 96 +++++++----- src/templates/LW.Edit.php | 199 ++++++++++++++++--------- src/templates/LW.Faq.php | 114 +++++++------- src/templates/LW.Intro.php | 104 ++++++------- src/templates/LW.List.php | 72 ++++----- src/templates/LW.Websites.php | 120 +++++++++------ 7 files changed, 409 insertions(+), 298 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/controllers/LastWordController.php b/src/controllers/LastWordController.php index 0908d6e..59c293d 100644 --- a/src/controllers/LastWordController.php +++ b/src/controllers/LastWordController.php @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ public function __construct($argv = [], IDataProvider $DB = null, View $View = n parent::__construct($argv, $DB, $View); $path = str_replace(SITE, '', dirname(__DIR__)); - $this->View->_link('stylesheet', 'text/css', $path.'/css/lastword.css'); + // $this->View->_link('stylesheet', 'text/css', $path.'/css/lastword.css'); $this->View->_script($path.'/js/lastword.js'); $this->View->_script($path.'/js/sha1.js'); $this->View->_script($path.'/js/ajas.js'); diff --git a/src/templates/LW.Add.php b/src/templates/LW.Add.php index aa57337..abc5de9 100644 --- a/src/templates/LW.Add.php +++ b/src/templates/LW.Add.php @@ -1,40 +1,66 @@ render('header'); ?> -
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Edit An Account

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What is "Last Word"?

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Last Word is a password management system that works by assigning - passwords rather than storing them. The advantage is that your - passwords are not stored anywhere to be found. The disadvantage - is that you cannot choose your own passwords. -

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How does it work?

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  • LastWord performs some one-way hashing on the Service - names, Usernames, and Master Key you provided. The - result is a unique and secure password for each listed - service. -
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Because the passwords are generated deterministicly from your - information, you can come back and get the same generated - passwords by re-entering the same Master Key. -

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How secure is this, really?

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Your passwords are not stored, they are rebuilt on your browser - each time you need them. Your Master Key is not stored, you - tell it to LastWord, and it never saves it. Only your list of - usernames is stored, so even if someone stole our entire server - they would still not have anyone's passwords. So long as your - Master Key is kept secret, your passwords are safe. -

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What's the deal with those little colorful shapes?

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Let's call that a pictohash. The pictohash is generated from - your Master Key alone as a quick visual cue to whether you have - entered it as you intended. Since LastWord does not store your - Master Key, this is the only way for us to help you know if you - entered the correctly -- if the pictohash looks the same, the - Master Key is the same. -

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What if I want to change a password?

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Simple! Click on the - down - and up - arrows in the "Password #" column to choose a new password. The - number specified here is added to the Service name, Username and - Master Key when producing your password. A different number - here, means a different password. -

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What if I want to change my Master Key?

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That's fine, just enter a different value in the field next time, - then, you'll have to change all your passwords. -

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View your list

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Last Word is a password management system that works by assigning + passwords rather than storing them. The advantage is that your + passwords are not stored anywhere to be found. The disadvantage + is that you cannot choose your own passwords. +

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How does it work?

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Three simple steps:

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  • You provide a list of things you login to, including a + Service name and a Username
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  • You choose and enter a Master Key (Your Last Password)
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  • LastWord performs some one-way hashing on the Service + names, Usernames, and Master Key you provided. The + result is a unique and secure password for each listed + service. +
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Because the passwords are generated deterministicly from your + information, you can come back and get the same generated + passwords by re-entering the same Master Key. +

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How secure is this, really?

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Your passwords are not stored, they are rebuilt on your browser + each time you need them. Your Master Key is not stored, you + tell it to LastWord, and it never saves it. Only your list of + usernames is stored, so even if someone stole our entire server + they would still not have anyone's passwords. So long as your + Master Key is kept secret, your passwords are safe. +

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What's the deal with those little colorful shapes?

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Let's call that a pictohash. The pictohash is generated from + your Master Key alone as a quick visual cue to whether you have + entered it as you intended. Since LastWord does not store your + Master Key, this is the only way for us to help you know if you + entered the correctly -- if the pictohash looks the same, the + Master Key is the same. +

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What if I want to change a password?

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Simple! Click on the + down + and up + arrows in the "Password #" column to choose a new password. The + number specified here is added to the Service name, Username and + Master Key when producing your password. A different number + here, means a different password. +

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What if I want to change my Master Key?

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That's fine, just enter a different value in the field next time, + then, you'll have to change all your passwords. +

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render('footer'); diff --git a/src/templates/LW.Intro.php b/src/templates/LW.Intro.php index f99e829..9ba33c0 100644 --- a/src/templates/LW.Intro.php +++ b/src/templates/LW.Intro.php @@ -1,62 +1,52 @@ render('header'); ?> -
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What is "Last Word"?

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Last Word is a password management system that works by assigning - passwords rather than storing them. The advantage is that your - passwords are not stored anywhere to be found. The disadvantage - is that you cannot choose your own passwords. The process is - simple, as discribed below: -

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1. Add the accounts you want to manage

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You'll notice how the form does not have a field for your password -- - we do things a little different. Enter the name of the Service - you want to access, your username on that service, and the URL - of the login page (for your convenience). -

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This Master Key is critical, make sure that it is not too simple, - but still something you will never forget. If you forget this - Master Key, there is no help for recovery. Be sure that no one - else knows it, either, because changing your Master Key means - changing all your passwords. -

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3. View your passwords here

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After you have correctly entered your Master Key, your passwords - are displayed in this table. These passwords are NOT STORED - ANYWHERE. Not in our database, not in your computer, nowhere! - Set your accounts to use these passwords, then you can always - refer back to this list after providing the same Master Key - that you used to create this list. -

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Notice that entering an incorrect - Master Key will still display passwords, they are just not the - correct passwords. Only you know when the correct passwords - are displayed, because only you know your Master Key. -

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To protect against people looking over your shoulder, passwords - are obscured until you mouseover them, and a "copy" link is - provided that will copy the password directly to the clipboard - for you to paste into the service's login form. -

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render('footer'); diff --git a/src/templates/LW.List.php b/src/templates/LW.List.php index f9b15d2..aa1f765 100644 --- a/src/templates/LW.List.php +++ b/src/templates/LW.List.php @@ -1,56 +1,58 @@ render('header'); ?> -
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