I'm making a project and trying to create an unhackable password in it. How do I do this? Thanks!

(Sorry if it's in the wrong forum, I'm kinda new to the forums.)

Well, you could mash your hands over the keyboard like so:
bvgvf chjbmnl;/l nhbgcfdszxAdsfghjkl;'
and write that down, or you could create some kind of cipher, such as the Caesar something (I can't remember the name of it).
Pick a number, say, 6, and then write down a long word, such as the name of your favorite music artist. In my case, “sweetandqueenandsevenmore”.
Now, write down all of the letters in the alphabet.
A B C D, so on. I picked 6, so change the letters by 6. A would become (thinks hard) G, D would become H, and so on.
I am pretty darn sure I did that correctly, and if I didn't, you could always resort to the sacred art of button mashing.

-Arachnid- wrote:

Well, you could mash your hands over the keyboard like so:
bvgvf chjbmnl;/l nhbgcfdszxAdsfghjkl;'
and write that down, or you could create some kind of cipher, such as the Caesar something (I can't remember the name of it).
Pick a number, say, 6, and then write down a long word, such as the name of your favorite music artist. In my case, “sweetandqueenandsevenmore”.
Now, write down all of the letters in the alphabet.
A B C D, so on. I picked 6, so change the letters by 6. A would become (thinks hard) G, D would become H, and so on.
I am pretty darn sure I did that correctly, and if I didn't, you could always resort to the sacred art of button mashing.

A good suggestion, but I was thinking like this: In a project, if you want to hide something behind a password, how to hide it so you don't just look in the project and see the answer, and how to hide it in the project.

-Insight- wrote:

I'm making a project and trying to create an unhackable password in it. How do I do this? Thanks!

(Sorry if it's in the wrong forum, I'm kinda new to the forums.)

All passwords can be hacked. (Doesn't mean they will though.) It is impossible to create a truly unhackable password. In Scratch programming language there always has to be code if you want anything to work.

I edited this post, because I didn't see your last one about it being in scratch

If you want to hide a password, put another script over it.

Hmm… probably even griffpatch doesn’t know this…
Sorry if this was unhelpful, but I’d like to do this, too.

There really isn't such thing as an, “unhackable password” just come up with a very complex password and that should work, but keep in mind it still can be hacked.

No such thing, but you can make it nearly impossible.
What you could theoretically do is:
a) spam your keyboard with caps, uncaps, numbers, symbols, and paste in special characters, such asdhas8d124(!@$uJADFkafaL;SFDSADF.ASD!@$!)@$!@+#!@#+!@#!@$#142YHAFJBASFASD 34RU2JRAJKFASDFASDASD
b) make a highly advance PW, somewhat like that one or simpler, then hash it. every time you logon, switch the hash type and the PW.

no point though, this is just Scratch, none of us are of any extreme importance to large-time hackers who are willing to target people with semi-strong PW's.

spl0it wrote:

No such thing, but you can make it nearly impossible.
What you could theoretically do is:
a) spam your keyboard with caps, uncaps, numbers, symbols, and paste in special characters, such asdhas8d124(!@$uJADFkafaL;SFDSADF.ASD!@$!)@$!@+#!@#+!@#!@$#142YHAFJBASFASD 34RU2JRAJKFASDFASDASD
b) make a highly advance PW, somewhat like that one or simpler, then hash it. every time you logon, switch the hash type and the PW.

no point though, this is just Scratch, none of us are of any extreme importance to large-time hackers who are willing to target people with semi-strong PW's.

No matter how hard the password is to crack, it will always be visible in the code. We are trying to find our way through the latter right now. Take a look below~

-Insight- wrote:

-Arachnid- wrote:

Well, you could mash your hands over the keyboard like so:
bvgvf chjbmnl;/l nhbgcfdszxAdsfghjkl;'
and write that down, or you could create some kind of cipher, such as the Caesar something (I can't remember the name of it).
Pick a number, say, 6, and then write down a long word, such as the name of your favorite music artist. In my case, “sweetandqueenandsevenmore”.
Now, write down all of the letters in the alphabet.
A B C D, so on. I picked 6, so change the letters by 6. A would become (thinks hard) G, D would become H, and so on.
I am pretty darn sure I did that correctly, and if I didn't, you could always resort to the sacred art of button mashing.

A good suggestion, but I was thinking like this: In a project, if you want to hide something behind a password, how to hide it so you don't just look in the project and see the answer, and how to hide it in the project.

Probably the closest you could get is a long string of encoders so hackers can't just write down one code but has to be dedicated to figure out the password.

Edit: I remember seeing an encoder template somewhere, I'll link it if I find it.

Why don't you just keep it unshared, share a filler version with nothing but a redirect screen, and put the phosphorus full-screen link in the notes and credits? That way people can't see inside it

I whipped up something that should work for now, you can find it here.

For a project you could make a varible called ???? and set the password to something hard to guell but easy to remember like this asdfghjkl; because you just run your finger along the home row of keys.

no password is 100% safe.

But if you want, you could us this website
https://howsecureismypassword.net

to see how safe your password is

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Why don't you just keep it unshared, share a filler version with nothing but a redirect screen, and put the phosphorus full-screen link in the notes and credits? That way people can't see inside it

Uh? Anyone?

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Why don't you just keep it unshared, share a filler version with nothing but a redirect screen, and put the phosphorus full-screen link in the notes and credits? That way people can't see inside it

Uh? Anyone?

Actually, that's genius

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

Why don't you just keep it unshared, share a filler version with nothing but a redirect screen, and put the phosphorus full-screen link in the notes and credits? That way people can't see inside it

Uh? Anyone?

That's actually could work.

My suggestion, use something like 1a2c3b not that simple, but something that uses letters and numbers, and make it so it memorable like maybe your b-day, half letters half numbers, stuff like that.

Something like that is never completely unhackable, but you can try making the code so convoluted that it's impossible for anyone but you to decipher it.