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Swagger-UI for Developers

Are you a developer interested in exploring or building your own frontend for Plaintext Passwords? Check out our Swagger-UI at https://plaintextpasswords.com/swagger-ui. This interface provides detailed API documentation and testing capabilities to get you started.

How to Build Your Own Frontend:

  1. Visit the Swagger-UI at https://plaintextpasswords.com/swagger-ui.
  2. Review the available endpoints, such as:
    • POST /p - Store a plaintext password.
    • GET /retrieve/{id} - Retrieve a password using a UUID.
  3. Use your favorite programming language or framework (React, Flask, Node.js, etc.) to make HTTP requests to the API.
  4. Integrate the API responses into your custom user interface for a unique experience.
  5. Have fun while ensuring everyone knows the risks of plaintext password storage!

For Mainframers and Password Pioneers:

Once on an LPAR dark and dreary,
A plaintext password, oh so weary.
Stored in SYS1.PROC, plain as day,
"SECURITY?", laughed the hackers' array.

RACF cried, "This can't be real!"
But SMF logs began to squeal.
"OMVS UID 0 breached our door!"
Plaintext passwords struck once more.

Hash your secrets, salt them well,
Protect your datasets, avoid this hell.
For on the mainframe, legends say,
Plaintext passwords pave the way.