👏🏻 I did something similar at work

A developer with a vast following is promoting spam. This isn't good.

Most of the comparisons written above ☝️ are either wrong or don't make sense(clarity needed).

Glad you like it

Glad you liked it. I wrote this post, as I discovered the relation between a reddit video and it's audio (Yes, they're stored seperate). There are a lot of platforms available that lets you download at a faster rate. This post is for educational purposes only😁

Lalit The only way the signature gets verified is only when the tokens are the same. I did not introduce any external factors, all the variables are derived from the token presented to me after a login.

SHOBHIT RASTOGI This is an excellent catch. I didn't think of it this way. Another concern is the way security is handled in the backend. In this block of code , the TOKEN_SECRET is manually added to the token. https://www.loom.com/share/2310a29733d44bd2ba86241b8393924f Now I can mint my own tokens

Regarding the security, const bcryptHashedPassword = bcrypt.hashSync(reversedSHAHash, 5 ); Here 5 is the salt round or cost factor . The total number of rounds/times hashed = 2 ^ (salt rounds). So your implementation hashes the password 32 times. Nowadays, bcrypt libraries use the cost factor of 10 by default, i.e., 1024 rounds.

Fixes: Lambda Function >>> arr_list = [[1, 4], [3, 3], [5, 7]] >>> sorted_list = sorted(arr_list, key=lambda x: x[1]) >>> sorted_list [[3, 3], [1, 4], [5, 7]] Sliding windows >>> from itertools import islice >>> def slide(list_name, window_size): ... z = [islice(list_name, i, None) for i in range(window_size)] ... return zip(*z)

Really cool👏🏻. But while I was typing, the muscle memory took over!! Like pressing Enter after a semicolon, Backspace whenever I make a mistake, and most importantly, the autocomplete support.