//opens the admin button, after the user successfully puts in our secret password
private void AdminButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
PasswordWindow ap = new PasswordWindow("");
ap.ShowDialog();
//This is also terrible, but easy to use... but still, we should move this out to a file somewhere
//because this is dumb
//and bad, and should be fixed if we want to do this correctly
//woot woot for hardcoded passwords....
if (ap.Password == "couglolz") // open admin window only if password is correct
{
AdminWindow aw = new AdminWindow(this);
aw.ShowDialog(); // keeps admin window on top of all other windows, preventing multiple admin windows from opening
}
}
// Public Functions ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
public bool Authenticate()
{
RegistryKey reg = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\CustomerLogger");
string sStoredPassword;
try
{
//Grab the registry entry for admin password
sStoredPassword = reg.GetValue("Admin_Password").ToString();
}
catch (Exception E)
{
//The password is not stored yet
//Ask the user for a new one, then store it in a new registry entry
NewPasswordWindow NewPasswordWindow = new NewPasswordWindow();
NewPasswordWindow.ShowDialog();
//Now grab the entry
sStoredPassword = reg.GetValue("Admin_Password").ToString();
}
//Unescape the hashed string as all '\' are doubled when converted to string
sStoredPassword = Regex.Unescape(sStoredPassword);
//Open password window
PasswordWindow passwordWindow = new PasswordWindow();
passwordWindow.ShowDialog();
//Hash user-input password
byte[] data = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(passwordWindow.Password);
data = new System.Security.Cryptography.SHA256Managed().ComputeHash(data);
string sHashedPassword = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(data);
if (sHashedPassword == sStoredPassword) //If the two hashes match
{
return(true); //Return true
}
else //Else
{
return(false); //Return false
}
}
//opens the admin button, after the user successfully puts in our secret password
private void AdminButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {
PasswordWindow ap = new PasswordWindow("");
ap.ShowDialog();
//This is also terrible, but easy to use... but still, we should move this out to a file somewhere
//because this is dumb
//and bad, and should be fixed if we want to do this correctly
//woot woot for hardcoded passwords....
if (ap.Password == "couglolz") { // open admin window only if password is correct
AdminWindow aw = new AdminWindow(this);
aw.ShowDialog(); // keeps admin window on top of all other windows, preventing multiple admin windows from opening
}
}