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QUESTION
We're using a Varnish Cache Proxy (in a docker container) to serve both SSR as well as AJAX request. The goal is to have a shared cache (for logged out) users independent how they access the data. The options are Nuxt (SSR) or an AJAX call in the browser (through Axios). The browser makes requests to https://api.foobar.tld/levels, while the SSR makes it's requests to the internal docker container at http://api-foobar-cache-proxy/levels. This mostly works, except for when it doesn't (case 4, in the log). The question is why?
Varnish uses the following (custom) hash function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-12 at 14:46So, turns out as usual there was nothing wrong with the computer, the user was the problem. On the Backend I use API Platform, which can respond in different content types. Ex. if you request /levels
in the browser it will deliver the Swagger UI, however if you request it with Accept: application/json
it will deliver the JSON version. Changing the Accept header from */*
on the SSR (imitating cURL) requests to application/json, */*
did the trick.
QUESTION
I am having problem with connecting to my new instance directly from the browser. This is literally a new instance of Fedora OS so I have not configured anything. It doesn't work out of the box.
I have other servers with OS like Debian 10 (Buster) and they seem to work fine when connecting through SSH.
Here are the server specs that I am using for the VM:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 04:43Adding public key to instance metadata by the username core
seems to solve the issue. Any other username is rejected.
- Generate key pair:
ssh-keygen -t ed25519
- Copy public key to instance metadata - link.
- Restart the instance.
- Connect using new key:
ssh -i core@
More information about this issue can also be found here.
QUESTION
I want to write a script that divides the lines read from the file into packages of 25, unfortunately the sample package returns 40 codes. I would like to do so that, for example, he divided me into packages of 25 items. I mean, I have, for example, 60 codes, this creates 2 packages of 25, and one with 10 codes. Unfortunately, I can't handle it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 08:08Your dynamoDB.batchWrite() is asynchronous. Thus its callback is executed only after the loop has completed. So items and count are never reset ...
The easiest would be, if you could switch to an promise based approach like the following
QUESTION
Short disclaimer: As this question includes topics regarding hacking/pentesting, I'd like to state that this question is only asked for educational purposes as part of a school project. To prevent possible abuse, I will only post code that is necessary for understanding the problem.
To demonstrate dangers and vulnerabilities of Windows 10, I'm currently writing a small C++/WinAPI application that utilizes two common techniques:
- A UAC bypass using the "fodhelper technique" (this works by simply setting a specific registry value to the path of the executable which is supposed to be elevated and then launching an automatically elevated Windows executable called "
fodhelper.exe
", which will then read the registry value and execute it as command/launch the specified application). - Performing PE injection, i.e. running a PE file from the address space of the current process (based on this example from github). The PE that gets injected in my program is a simple C++ Console Application (x86) that prints a message box. The shellcode is hardcoded in the injector binary (x86).
I managed to perform both of these techniques successfully in independent files. However, once I combine these two methods (i.e. first elevating, then injecting), a weird error appears.
Description of the problemWhen the injector gets started manually (by double clicking), everything works fine, but when the injector is launched by System32\fodhelper.exe
(x64) as a result of the UAC bypass, the following happens: After the injection has finished, the console window of the injected application appears, but instead of continuing the execution, I receive a bunch of error messages stating "The code execution cannot proceed because [garbage characters].dll was not found
". This indicates that something went wrong with the offsets, and the Windows loader is trying to read the imports at a wrong position.
To summarize: The code injection works fine, unless the injector was started by fodhelper.exe
. In this case the injected PE file is unable to run.
- Debugging the injection using
GetLastError
and printing the various memory addresses used during the injection. There is no difference if the file is manually started (and the injection is successful) or if it gets started byfodhelper.exe
(and the injection fails). - Replace the
WriteProcessMemory
calls withWriteFile
to compare the output file when the injector gets manually launched or byfodhelper.exe
. Both output files are exactly the same and runnable. This indicates that the injection itself is not the problem, but the Windows loader seems to act differently. - Manually elevating the injector using UAC or by using an elevated command prompt. In both cases, the injection is successful.
- Copying
fodhelper.exe
to another location (for example to the desktop) and launching this copy. In this case, the injection is successful. The injection only fails if the injector gets started by the originalfodhelper.exe
in theSystem32
folder.
It seems that the injection behaves completely identical, but the indicators show that due to some unknown impact of fodhelper.exe that gets passed down to the injector, the Windows loader seems to behave differently.
I appreciate any explanation or assumption! Feel free to ask if you require more information.
Minimal reproducible example(with limited debug info and comments): https://0bin.net/paste/UPRIg12n#6nJvBok72UcDvIa56c-XEss7AibIh1Zrs+c3sUzvQMj
Note: See how the injection works if you exclude the elevateProcess
function or manually elevate the exe with UAC, and how it fails when including said function.
According to the answer by user RbMm, this error is a result of a specific exploit protection attribute (PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_MITIGATION_POLICY
with the EnableModuleTamperingProtection
value) that gets automatically applied onto fodhelper.exe
and seemingly gets inherited by all child processes. According to this, removing/resetting this attribute when launching the target process should fix the error. So far I've tried the following, but couldn't achieve any change in the outcome:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 02:07when process created via RunAs with elevation - the appinfo.dll call RAiLaunchAdminProcess function (this is in some svchost.exe) and this function, pass STARTUPINFOEX
(and EXTENDED_STARTUPINFO_PRESENT
flag) to CreateProcessAsUser
. and here - lpAttributeList, in particular PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_MITIGATION_POLICY
attribute key is used for set several exploit mitigation policy for the child process (fodhelper.exe in your case). and here EnableModuleTamperingProtection
is set for child process tree. effect of this - when system resolve import descriptor, it check (inside LdrpGetImportDescriptorForSnap) for this mitigation flag, and if it enabled - call LdrpCheckPagesForTampering
api, it return true, if SharedOriginal
is 0, this means this is a copy-on-write private copy of the EXE/IAT -- hence 'tampered' with.
after this LdrpMapCleanModuleView is called. at this point your try begin breaking
possible first public info about this, from Alex Ionescu -
LdrpCheckPagesForTampering/LdrpMapCleanModuleView (RS3) are pretty cool antihollowing mitigations (EPROCESS.EnableModuleTamperingProtection)
if you by self launch new process, you of course not call UpdateProcThreadAttribute
for set PROC_THREAD_ATTRIBUTE_MITIGATION_POLICY
and in this case, your code sometime work. really only random and sometime - here exist many other errors and bad codding
QUESTION
I have to join two spark data-frames in Scala based on a custom function. Both data-frames have the same schema.
Sample Row of data in DF1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 20:54You can implement the merge logic with the help of an udf:
QUESTION
I'm trying to add a logo on top of a concatenated video. The video concatenation and the adding of the logo should be in the same filter complex. My filter complex currently looks like this (it is generated by Bash):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 10:19Last [outv] shouldn't have semicolon.
So instead of
FILTER_FINAL_LINE="${FILTER_FINAL_LINE} concat=unsafe=1:n=22:v=1:a=0[conc]; [conc][logo] overlay=50:50 [outv];"
FILTER_FINAL_LINE="${FILTER_FINAL_LINE} concat=unsafe=1:n=22:v=1:a=0[conc]; [conc][logo] overlay=50:50 [outv]"
is correct
https://superuser.com/questions/1395235/no-such-filter-in-ffmpeg
QUESTION
I'm trying to compile the following sources and the header:
5-book.cpp
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 08:10This is a bug in your version of Stroustrup's std_lib_facilities.h
.
Neither get_rand
nor seed_randint
is marked inline
, and since they are defined in a header, their definitions will be embedded in every translation unit that makes use of the header, rather than just once (and not with internal linkage).
The version on GitHub does not have this problem, though ironically that seems to be because it is older.
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