hpkp | Deprecated HTTP Public Key Pinning middleware | HTTP library

I have this SQL query, but I have to change the id everytime I insert new data, because It's a primary key. How can I make it add a new nonused primary key value everytime I insert?

I am using Microsoft SQL server Studio

I want to configure a proxy with Nexus for a private repository in cloudsmith.io. When I configure the proxy with the public npm registry everything works good, but when I configure the proxy with the Cloudsmith repository the command npm install fails.

To authenticate with Cloudsmith (without proxy), the .npmrc file must contains this:

In the following code sample, I start a proxy server using HTTP::Proxy and attempt to use it to request an HTTPS URL, but the proxy server either doesn't actually make the request, or doesn't return the response. However, if I make the URL use HTTP (not secure), the request succeeds. I've installed both IO::Socket::SSL and LWP::UserAgent::https (yay secret deps!), but am still unable to get HTTPS requests to go through the proxy. How can I get HTTP::Proxy to work with HTTPS URLs?

Here's my code:

I want to send Zendesk ticket to Salesforce. I have used http target option in extension in zendesk and set the url of my visualforce page (Url: https://c.ap4.visual.force.com/apex/restOutput) and also enabled the Basic Authentication. When i send the test data from zendesk no logs are generated in salesforce developer console. The response sent by zendesk after sending the test data.

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I have been trying for a few days (using other answers on this site and MathWorks ) to get around the crumb that Yahoo Finance add at the end of a link to download a CSV file, e.g. for a CSV with Nasdaq100 data in a Chrome browser you would get the link: https://query1.finance.yahoo.com/v7/finance/download/%5ENDX?period1=496969200&period2=1519513200&interval=1d&events=history&crumb=dnhBC8SRS9G (by clicking on the "Download Data" button on this Yahoo Finance page).

This crumb=dnhBC8SRS9G obviously changes depending on Cookies and User Agent so I have tried to configure MATLAB accordingly to disguise myself as a Chrome browser (copying the cookie/user agent found in Chrome):

Imagine a scenario where a client application is sending a password to a backend server so that the server can validate that the user entered the correct password when being compared to a stored variation of the password.

The transport mechanism is HTTPS with the server providing HSTS & HPKP to the user agent and strong cryptographic ciphers being preferred by the server scoring A+ on SSL labs test. None the less, we may wish to avoid sending the original user provided password to the server from the user agent. Instead perhaps we'd send a hash after a number of rounds of SHA-256 on the client.

On the server-side, for the storage of passwords we are using bcrypt with a large number of rounds.

From a cryptographic point of view, is there any disadvantage to performing bcrypt on the already sha-256 hashed value as opposed to directly on the plain text password? Does the fixed length nature of the input text when using hashes somehow undermine the strengths of the algorithm.

EDIT: I'm not asking about performance such as the memory, CPU, storage requirements or wall clock time required to calculate, store, sent or compare values. I'm purely interested in whether applying a hash prior to applying bcrypt could weaken the strength of bcrypt in the case of a disclosure of the full list of stored values.

I have a graph like What I need is to get sum of property X for every node that is connected to HPKP-X node.

The query that gives me everything on the path is this the results are in this image:

my goal is to use java.net.HttpURLConnection in order to parse all the 302 redirect hops for a given URL.

This is my snippet code (I'm actually using it in Talend SW):

I'm looking for a performance comparison between a connection to one server with "classic" tls (no hpkp enabled) and another one with tls with hpkp enabled. Where I can find these information or where can I find steps or a guide to follow?

Any help would be highly appreceated.