Yup. And Dashlane pads with a hidden CTRL(13) which is a carriage return to the next field.
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Yup. And Dashlane pads with a hidden CTRL(13) which is a carriage return to the next field.
Carriage Return (0xOd =13) equates to return to start of line - it's Line Feed (0x0a=10) which goes to the next line/field (guess what - this all originated from "typewriter" printer technology)
The difference between DOS/Windows & Unix is that for Windows the "linend" sequence is cr/lf (0x0d0a) whereas in Unix it's just lf (0x0a)
So it sounds like dashlane is adding a linend of 0x0d0a to the string, but if it's being processed in UNIX that just uses the linend of 0x0a which "leaves behind" the 0x0d as part of the remaining password string 🥴
Carriage Return (0xOd =13) equates to return to start of line - it's Line Feed (0x0a=10) which goes to the next line/field (guess what - this all originated from "typewriter" printer technology)
The difference between DOS/Windows & Unix is that for Windows the "linend" sequence is cr/lf (0x0d0a) whereas in Unix it's just lf (0x0a)
So it sounds like dashlane is adding a linend of 0x0d0a to the string, but if it's being processed in UNIX that just uses the linend of 0x0a which "leaves behind" the 0x0d as part of the remaining password string 🥴
That's probably it. Sorry, I'm a BASIC programmer so the CTRL(13) does actually do a CR + LF.
That's probably it. Sorry, I'm a BASIC programmer so the CTRL(13) does actually do a CR + LF.
👍 Most applications will probably treat Chr(13) as a linend
If you look at the hexadecimal string produced in a hex-editor (not a text editor) in most text files you'll see cr/lf = CHR(13/10) = 0x0d0a if you're on a DOS/Windows machine and lf = CHR(10) =0x0a if you're in Unix
Like the OP, I just had to reregister to this forum. In my case, I hadn't logged in for just over a year but erasing all memory of my account is a little surprising even so.
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