Please send both the python and html file.

Overview: This week, you have studied Web application vulnerabilities, password complexity, logs and

cryptographic algorithms. The Lab for this week demonstrates your knowledge of this additional

knowledge applied using Python functionality.

Submission requirements for this project include $2$ files. $($Zipping them into one file is acceptable and

encouraged$)$:

$$ Python Web Application Code $($Python code for all routes, templates, static files and other files$)$

$$ Word or PDF file containing your test, pylint results and Cryptographic results.

Python Applications for this lab: $($total $100$ points$)$:

$1.(50$ points$)$ In this exercise you will update your web site to include a password update form and

provide additional validation on the password check. Specifically you should create:

a$.$ Password update Form $$ This Python form allows a previously registered user to reset their

password after they have successfully logged in$.$

b$.$ Authentication functions $$ These Python functions will check the following NIST SP $800-63$B

criteria are met upon password update:

$$ Use the previous criteria for password length and complexity. $($This work should already be

done.$)$

$$ Compare the prospective secrets against a list that contains values known to be commonlyused, expected, or compromised $($Provided as CommonPasswords.txt$).$

$$ If the chosen secret is found in the list, the application SHALL advise the subscriber that they

need to select a different secret.

c$.$ Logger $$ Create a log to log all failed login attempts. The Log should include date, time and IP

address.

Hints:

$1.$ Start early. This will take you longer than you think.

$2.$ Leverage the File I$/$O$,$ Flask and Data structures work previously performed in the class.

$3.$ Use functions to enhance code reuse and modularity.

$4.$ Use Python Lists or other data structures to store the Common Passwords and then appropriate

search functions to expedite comparisons.

$5.$ Use comments to document your code

$6.$ Test with many combinations.

$7.$ Use pylint to verify the code style $$ the goal is a $10!$

Week $8$ Deliverables

Overview: This week, you have studied Web application vulnerabilities, password complexity, logs and

cryptographic algorithms. The Lab for this week demonstrates your knowledge of this additional

knowledge applied using Python functionality.

Submission requirements for this project include $2$ files. $($Zipping them into one file is acceptable and

encouraged$)$:

Python Web Application Code $($Python code for all routes, templates, static files and other files$)$

Word or PDF file containing your test, pylint results and Cryptographic results.

Python Applications for this lab: $($total $100$ points$)$:

$(50$ points$)$ In this exercise you will update your web site to include a password update form and

provide additional validation on the password check. Specifically you should create:

a$.$ Password update Form $-$ This Python form allows a previously registered user to reset their

password after they have successfully logged in$.$

b$.$ Authentication functions $-$ These Python functions will check the following NIST SP $800-63$B

criteria are met upon password update:

Use the previous criteria for password length and complexity. $($This work should already be

done.$)$

Compare the prospective secrets against a list that contains values known to be commonly$-$

used, expected, or compromised $($Provided as CommonPasswords.txt$).$

If the chosen secret is found in the list, the application SHALL advise the subscriber that they

need to select a different secret.

c$.$ Logger $-$ Create a log to log all failed login attempts. The Log should include date, time and IP

address.

Hints:

Start early. This will take you longer than you think.

Leverage the File I$/$O$,$ Flask and Data structures work previously performed in the class.

Use functions to enhance code reuse and modularity.

Use Python Lists or other data structures to store the Common Passwords and then appropriate

search functions to expedite comparisons.

Use comments to document your code

Test with many combinations.

Use pylint to verify the code style $-$ the goal is a $10!$