nailgun | Nailgun attack on ARM devices | Code Inspection library
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kandi X-RAY | nailgun Summary
Processors nowadays are consistently equipped with debugging features to facilitate the program debugging and analysis. Specifically, the ARM debugging architecture involves a series of CoreSight components and debug registers to aid the system debugging, but the security of the debugging features is under-examined since it normally requires physical access to use these features in the traditional debugging model. The idea of Nailgun Attack is to misuse the debugging architecture with the inter-processor debugging model. In the inter-processor debugging model, a processor (debug host) is able to pause and debug another processor (debug target) on the same chip even when the debug target owns a higher privilege. With Nailgun, we are able to obtain sensitive information and achieve arbitrary payload execution in a high-privilege mode. For more details, please check our website
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QUESTION
Can anyone help me with a regex to get the first json code inside a text that contains 1 or more codes?
I'm trying to use the following code: {([^']+)} But this get all the jsons inside the code
All files that I want to get the first code in json have one or more blocks of code, and I need to get only the first one, which is the code after the word "Item Definition"
Text with 2 more jsons:
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Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 19:12Although you can use a regex to parse JSON, it is not reliable and will fail with corner cases.
You can use this function to extract the first JSON block, and parse it:
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I am a new IntelliJ Idea user. After installing the IntelliJ Idea, I can not run my code, the build process getting terminated! I tried to upgrade my JDK version, uninstall Nvidia software, uninstall and install several times both the IDE and JDK, correcting my environment variables but still, I got the same problem! How can I solve this issue? I tried to almost all solutions provided by StackOverflow before, but nothing works! What should I do?
This is the screenshot of my code with error
Error: Abnormal build process termination:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-28 at 22:43You have Windows Defender enabled by default. Disabling the firewall is known to help with similar issues, see this comment:
- Go to Windows Defender settings
- Then go to firewall & network protection
- Disable private network (active)
Your firewall is probably configured incorrectly as it should not block loopback interface (localhost) connections by default.
The stacktrace indicates that the issue is networking related:
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This error prevents me from running the project.
Here are versions info :
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Answered 2017-Jan-03 at 12:56Note that in scala-2.12, scala binary file is a wrapper script.
It looks like your JAVA_HOME directory is not correctly set.
Take a look at line that reads (inside $SCALA_HOME/bin/scala):
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Is it possible to install ansible galaxy using brew on mac os? I tried:
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Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 22:59Once you install ansible on your machine using brew or pip you will get ansible-galaxy automatically it's not a package it's a subcommand of the ansible like ansible-vault ansible-doc etc.
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I am trying to find an alternative for plovr while development, because plovr is a little bit far behind and upgrading google closure every time is becoming troublesome there.
So I considered using gulp. I set up a gulp webserver using gulp connect and on fallback, it triggers the google closure compile, then it waits until the file is generated and it will then serve it to the client. The problem that I am facing is that the compile time is much bigger than plovr ~40s vs ~20s. For a frontend developer that will be a long time to wait for the page to load after a small change. Any idea what can be done to optimize the compile time of the closure compiler. Here is my gulpfile.js to give you an idea about my setup.
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Answered 2017-Nov-17 at 15:02I found the answer and added the solution to the readme of google-closure-compiler npm repo https://github.com/google/closure-compiler-npm/pull/77/files
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I'm trying to compile the project in Intellij IDEA which uses Scala 2.10 and requires Java 7 to compile.
I'm using jenv tool for compiling from command line (I've installed it's plugin for Intellij IDEA as well just in case) and after I use Java 7 on jenv and compile the Maven project with this line:
jenv exec mvn clean install
Everything works perfectly.
However when I use Intellij IDEA with Scala plugin the compilation fails. I have Java 1.7 setting set everywhere I've found, in Scala Compiler Server, in Java Compiler, project configuration etc. The failure stacktrace is the following:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-19 at 16:00The issue seems to be related with Intellij IDEA 2017.1 itself, the bug is already there. I've tried to download version 2016.6.3 and it works well there without any issues.
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I am trying to decode a Base64 encoded Image in Scala. The string literal is over 65535 characters long. Whenever I try to compile the below code, the compiler gives an IllegalArgumentException.
Scala Code:
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Answered 2017-Feb-12 at 18:57If you can read four bytes at a time, this will correspond to precisely three bytes once decoded. Concatenate them together, and you will get the same result.
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I'm getting this error during compilation. I have no idea what this specific assertion means. I'm trying to create a base class, and then two classes that extend it. The two classes are basically a way of using the base class in a more simple way. I'm not clear why the extension is causing this compilation issue.
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Answered 2017-Mar-04 at 13:22It's forbidden to use case-to-case inheritance. I think, that can be your main issue, try to avoid it.
Look at this:
QUESTION
I try to run a scala hello world example in idea.
- IDEA: Community 2017.1 EAP , I also tried 2016.1 ultimate.
- Scala: 2.12.1
- IDEA scala Plugin: 2017.1.8
- JDK: 1.8
Code:
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Answered 2017-Feb-19 at 14:17I found out that the answer is the version of Java.
The error message is misleading me to check the plugin and ide again and again.
Then I turn to the eclipse + gradle + scala, a different error occurs. Something like
QUESTION
I am running my first program in scala for printing hello world. Program goes as follows
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Answered 2017-Feb-19 at 07:54I solved the problem. The problem was with the java. I removed all the previous versions of java, and installed the latest one.
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