pwnage.rs

Have I Been Pwned API v3 library

Documentation: Have I Been Pwned: API v3

HIBP API

Options	Description	Arguments
breached_account	all breaches for an account (truncated response)	account
breached_account_full	all breaches for an account	account
breached_account_by_domain	all breaches for an account by domain (truncated response)	account, domain
breached_account_by_domain_full	all breaches for an account by domain	account, domain
breaches	all breached sites	-
breaches_by_domain	breached sites in the system by domain	domain
breach	single breached site	name
data_classes	all data classes	-
paste_account	all pastes for an account	account
pwned_passwords	search Pwned Passwords	password

Example

let api_key = String::from("API-KEY"); // HIBP API Key
let user_agent = String::from("GitHub.com/OptionalValue");
let hibp = pwnage::HIBP::new(api_key, user_agent);
let email_address = "[email protected]"; // Email Address
let breaches = hibp.breached_account_full(email_address)?;
	for breach in &breaches {
        println!(
            "Name: {:?} | Title: {:?} | Date: {:?}",
            breach.name, breach.title, breach.breach_date
        );
}

Pwned Passwords

Pwnage sends the first five characters of the password hash to HIBP and receives the suffixes of the matching prefix. Pwnage compares the suffix locally and returns the result.

Options	Description	Arguments
pwned_passwords	search Pwned Passwords	password

Example

let password = "Password123";
let user_agent = "GitHub.com/OptionalValue";
let pwned_password = pwnage::pwned_passwords(password, user_agent)?;
println!(
    "Pwned?: {:?} | Times: {:?}",
    pwned_password.pwned, pwned_password.times
);