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Last edited Nov 16, 2018

Created on Nov 16, 2018

A security-themed visualization analyzes password strength by decoding Unix shadow file entries. Using a custom JavaScript parser, the code splits the hash fields and maps the salt and cryptographic hash characters to bar lengths. The layout, built with D3.js, renders each account as a row of gray horizontal bars. The visualization leverages the `d3.select` and `d3.scale` APIs to encode the raw hash string characters into a geometric form, allowing quick visual comparison of password complexity across the displayed user accounts from the provided gist data.

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