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A better e-Pass for your WIB@Home account.
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| #!/usr/bin/env python | |
| from sys import argv | |
| class Epass(object): | |
| def __init__(self): | |
| self.table = {'A1':'?', 'B1':'?', 'C1':'?', 'D1':'?', 'E1':'?', 'F1':'?', 'G1':'?', 'H1':'?', 'I1':'?', 'J1':'?', | |
| 'A2':'?', 'B2':'?', 'C2':'?', 'D2':'?', 'E2':'?', 'F2':'?', 'G2':'?', 'H2':'?', 'I2':'?', 'J2':'?', | |
| 'A3':'?', 'B3':'?', 'C3':'?', 'D3':'?', 'E3':'?', 'F3':'?', 'G3':'?', 'H3':'?', 'I3':'?', 'J3':'?', | |
| 'A4':'?', 'B4':'?', 'C4':'?', 'D4':'?', 'E4':'?', 'F4':'?', 'G4':'?', 'H4':'?', 'I4':'?', 'J4':'?', | |
| 'A5':'?', 'B5':'?', 'C5':'?', 'D5':'?', 'E5':'?', 'F5':'?', 'G5':'?', 'H5':'?', 'I5':'?', 'J5':'?'} | |
| self.serialnum = 123456 | |
| def get_val(self, key): | |
| return self.table[key] | |
| try: | |
| index = [] | |
| if len(argv) > 3: | |
| index.append(argv[1]) | |
| index.append(argv[2]) | |
| index.append(argv[3]) | |
| else: | |
| index.append(raw_input('index 1: ')) | |
| index.append(raw_input('index 2: ')) | |
| index.append(raw_input('index 3: ')) | |
| epass = Epass() | |
| for i in range(3): | |
| print epass.get_val(index[i].upper()), | |
| except: | |
| print ("Oops, couldn't finish!\n" | |
| "Did you enter valid input? Use 3 values in the range [A-J][1-5].") |
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WIB@Home's new e-Pass security feature is really just security theatre and offers more annoyance than protection. This script makes it a bit more bearable.
Just replace all
?s in thetabledictionary with the matrix values from your own e-Pass, and update theserialnumvariable with your own serial number.You can pass the index values on startup (e.g.
python epass.py c1 c3 h2), or you'll be prompted to enter them otherwise. It's case insensitive.