Url:Log:Pass
A Url:Log:Pass (ULP) is essentially a URL containing a username and password for authentication, commonly pulled from logs or databases. It provides a quick way to manage and filter relevant credentials, particularly valuable in advanced data analysis and automation workflows.
Format Overview
ULP entries store three critical pieces of information in a delimited format:
- URL - The source website or service
- Login - The username or account identifier
- Password - The authentication credential
The standard format preserves the complete context of credentials, making it superior to simpler formats that might lose information about credential origins.
Default Format
The default and most recognized format is url:log:pass. This ensures standardization and consistency when parsing massive datasets or logs.
url:login:passwordWhere:
- url - Domain name or full website URL
- login - Username, email, or account identifier
- password - Authentication credential
Format Variations
In real-world usage, you'll encounter diverse formats — each with its own separator style. Embracing flexibility to handle any data scenario is essential for comprehensive processing.
Usage in Quantium Tools
Several Quantium tools are specifically designed to work with ULP data:
Commercial Potential
Maintaining flexible parsing logic helps you capture every credential and maximize your data's commercial potential. A robust ULP processing system can significantly enhance the value of credential databases.