Hotmail Revived is my newest project. It is an e-mail service.
And yes, we did it!
Thanks to 1% of my actual friends we tested this service and it worked pretty well.
If this is an email service from the ground up, I see that as unnecessary. I think it would be best if you were to manipulate the Outlook API (or whatever Outlook.com uses for auth/email stuff), since this IS Hotmail with an older skin. And maybe even structure things for it to work with MSN email notifications.
Well, this is just the home page and iâm figuring it out how to add a theme, because THEREâS THE E-MAIL SERVICE but the e-mail inbox and things just donât look like the old hotmail, unfortunately.
Well, in that case, youâd better be prepared to type up a lot of HTML and CSS and piece up graphical bits of the Windows Live UI via the Wayback Machine.
Youâre kidding me, right? Asking people to give them a PASSWORD to you in order for their email account to be createdâŚ
I am currently unsure whether you have malicious intent or not, but that is some very questionable logic. Thatâs like giving a hacker your banking details to let him withdraw money from your bank account. The very least you can do is let them request a URL to a âcreate accountâ page that can only be accessed by them (via session ID/token) via email/PM.
I am still developing the register page and unfortunately if i give a temporary password, they should login with that until i complete the register page or they ask to change the password.
Did i ask to put YOUR real password that you use everyday? Iâm not, and please understand iâm the only one working on the website,.and me and @Maigol we are still working for the client.
I did not really mean that. Who would care what password someone gave to you. The point was that making people send a password (new/used) to you in order for an email account to be created is really just questionable logic. Youâd then have access to their account wherever you wanted, whenever you wanted. I am not trying to criminalize you, I just wanted to understand why you thought it would be a good idea.
The average joe doesnât even have the slightest bit of knowledge in cryptography.
MD5 is considered a weak hashing algorithm! So whatâs next, âgive him hashlib.pbkdf2_hmac('sha256', 'yourpassword', 'saltysaltlol', 24000, None) instead lolâ?