[Derpec]

Sorry if this is nubish but whatever.


Can you make a ban checker in Python to check for banned accounts in a notepad? EX: Username:Password

And if banned save it to another file as "banned" if banned, and "good" if good.

[Tryingtorecoveraccount]

Are you really storing passwords as plain in a txt? what are you comparing this to to check if the account is banned?

[DopplerAF]

Yes it is possible all you need is little string manipulation. I am sure google will give you the exact code.

[Sympanothz]

need to know the site u wanting to test against

[Infamia]

no you can't .

[h0lyl337]

yes you can its quite simple, unless your doing it for a game client(WoW) then you would have to read the game memory(or find a clever way, pixel reading, packet reading etc).

[incognito04]

Yes you can. Just analyse communication with the server using wireshark and fiddler and re-implement it in python.

[realsunjester]

Sorry if this is nubish but whatever.


Can you make a ban checker in Python to check for banned accounts in a notepad? EX: Username:Password

And if banned save it to another file as "banned" if banned, and "good" if good.

banned accounts for what website

[is_nimda]

let us know which website(s) , I would use burpsuite so could give you some tips if you give us more info

[Flash7475]

Here is my code to help you out. Its not perfect for unexpected input and its not super optimized.

you can pipe the file in using stdin:

ban_checker.py < ban.txt

assuming text file containing plain text organized in username:password like this:

bob:7423
john:password1
greg:password$$$$

it would then separate each line into either a good.txt or a banned.txt file.

and quick note as stated above, dont store usernames and passwords into plain text files.

PHP Code


<?php 
import sys
import os

def main():

    username_to_compare = 'john'

    good_file = open('good.txt', 'w')
    ban_file = open('banned.txt', 'w')


    for line in sys.stdin:

        stripped_line = line.rstrip()
        split_line = stripped_line.split(':')
        
        
        if username_to_compare in split_line:
            ban_file.write(stripped_line + '\n')
        else:
            good_file.write(stripped_line + '\n')

    good_file.close()
    ban_file.close()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()