I've 5 years of experience in Web Development & Application Security. Adept at writing javascript, an open-source lover & regular speaker at Developer Conferences.
I'm very skeptical about checking my passwords on any website, so I've built this command-line tool which is using the PwnedPassword API with K-Anonymity.
Secondly, it can also be used in any JavaScript Application to check user passwords.
Thanks for the feedback. Currently, tongue.js library tokenizes the code & replaces the JavaScript keywords. I should consider supporting numbers as well.
The whole idea behind is that people should learn to program in their native language if they are not comfortable with English.
Of course, just this won't make it happen, since there are not enough resources available to achieve that.
But I believe using this, many tutorials and resources could be created which would help people learn how to code in their mother tongue :)
11 attempts were made in total this year by five teams:
Tencent Security Team Sniper (KeenLab and PC Manager): 3/3
360Vulcan Team: 1.5/2
JungHoon Lee (lokihardt): 2/3
Tencent Security Team Shield (PC Manager and KeenLab): 1/2
Tencent Xuanwu Lab: 0/1
That's why you should always put such external code within an iframe. And if the service doesn't allow, better switch to the one which allows to put code within an iframe.