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#+title: Orion
#+subtitle: Orion checks for compromised passwords using Have I Been Pwned API
#+export_file_name: index
#+setupfile: ~/.emacs.d/org-templates/projects.org

| Website         | https://andinus.nand.sh/orion/            |
| Source          | https://git.tilde.institute/andinus/orion |
| GitHub (Mirror) | https://github.com/andinus/orion          |

* Demo

| Demo Video   |
|--------------|
| [[https://diode.zone/videos/watch/ffd4021d-2b39-4e6a-993e-3eacf9323320][Orion v0.1.0]] |

* Working

- Password is hashed & split (prefix: [:5], suffix: [5:])
- Prefix is sent to the HIBP API
- HIBP API returns list of suffixes along with frequency
- Orion looks for suffix from the list of suffixes

Match means the password is present in HIBP database & has been compromised.

- *Note*: Password not present in database doesn't mean that it is a
  strong password.

* History

Orion v0.1.0 was a simple cli application that asked user for password &
returned the results. I never used this because I don't generate
password in head, ~pass~ is my password manager & it stores all my
passwords.

Orion was ported from Go to Raku.


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