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Adds check for crypt module usage as weak hash (#1018)
The crypt module also permits creating weak hashes such as MD5 just like hashlib. This change extends the hashlib plugin to add the extra checks on calls to crypt.crypt and crypt.mksalt which both take a hash method parameter. The new checks won't necessarily catch all weak hashes available as the operating system might provide others that the crypt module picks up. But it will capture cases with the default set. Namely, METHOD_CRYPT", METHOD_MD5, and METHOD_BLOWFISH. Also note that crypt.methods is supposed to return a list all available hash methods. However, testing has shown that it can return just METHOD_CRYPT, the weakest of the bunch. And passing None as args to these module functions will default to the highest available hash from crypt.methods. So this also can be weak by default, but no reliable for Bandit to detect. https://docs.python.org/3.11/library/crypt.html#module-crypt Fixes #1017 Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <[email protected]>
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