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- Execute the Bounty command
- On death .
- Claims the Bounty .
- Add a bonus
- Render the score tag
- Reset the Bounty for the given player .
- On a player join
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QUESTION
Context: I just got an email which I believe is spam from admin@typingchimp.com saying my auth users accounts can be stolen and asked if there are security bounties. I use firebase auth, and it should be easy to see that checking client side JS code. Although I think it's spam, it leads me to ask:
Are there any known security vulnerabilities or ideal security related settings for firebase auth? Perhaps an article or documentation beyond https://firebase.google.com/docs/rules/basics or https://firebase.google.com/docs/rules/rules-and-auth ?
PS: This is an auth-only question, but yes my Real-time DB restricts read access to the signed in user and doesn't allow write access. No other settings have been changed beyond this. My site uses SSL of course.
I know google limits individual IPs from making a bunch of failed login attempts and will block you temporarily.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 17:45I regularly get these types of emails (spam!) indicating that they have already found security flaws, or that they will, for a "finders fee". It is a marketing campaign trying to drum up sales activity.
Firebase Authentication has been designed and is in use by millions of apps. Hundreds of millions (or billions??) of accounts live in Firebase Auth. If there are vulnerabilities with the service, we will learn of it rapidly.
There is the potential that your particular use of Firebase Auth does not follow secure practices. For example, if you have your API keys checked into a publicly available code repository.
However if you follow the (fairly straightforward) "getting started" and recommendations docs from the Firebase team, odds are that your app is just fine.
QUESTION
I am trying to make a custom order page where I can display all orders details to the front end.
I have created a product with custom fields. Now i am trying to display the metadata of the order but I want to select certain values from the array.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 18:07You can use the WC_Date method get_meta() from your desired meya keys as follows:
QUESTION
So basically I just started learning HTML and CSSenter image description here and I thought I was confident enough to make a small project to try out what I've learned and I created a quick design in xd which I thought I will be able to code easily. However, it didn't go as planned... :D
So basically I have 2 issues which I can't deal with... And I thought to myself that StackOverflow is the best place to find the solution as well as learn more on the subject.
So When I resize my window do around a phone screen size the button doesn't go in the middle. Here
And also there is that white line between the header and the hero which I can't figure out how to get rid of. Here
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 09:46Ok I made some changes in Your Code and It worked. (The button is always on the center on Chrome and Safari [Screenshots Attached])
Also Heres a Tutorial You should read about flex-box design: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
Changes I Made in order to get rid of whitespace:
style.css
QUESTION
I have an embed bot for a bounty system that users can pick up bounties that people set up. With my code a user can set a title for the embed using args. I'm trying to allow them to set the description and possibly the footer here is my code. Any help would be appreciated. I was thinking something like
!bounty Title + Description but I'm not sure how to allow for user input in the description I can set the bot to DM and allow for user input for each field but I want something more user-friendly and fast.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 18:25What you could do is introduce some kind of separator into your command. That way you can keep the Title apart from the Description.
What you need to do first is get the index of your separator. Note: In this example I use the separator ->. You can use whatever you want.
QUESTION
I'm a beginner in Scala and I'm having some trouble writing code for a game which involves moving around a 2D array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 16:24The simple answer is that you are missing an assignment for playerX:
QUESTION
Reproduction: https://mongoplayground.net/p/f9BraX4emor
The playground query does the job halfway. It finds the matching documents, but it doesn't aggregate bounties and emotes with a COUNT BY operation.
My desired result is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 07:58To create an object based on the document values, we need to use $arrayToObject operator.
Elegant solutionExplanation
- We perform
$mapoperator to get[k:"...", v:"..."]structure. - Also, we need to count how many times
emotes/bountiesrepeats
QUESTION
class Game(wall: List[(Int, Int)], bounty: List[(Int,Int, Int=> Int)], var playerX: Int, var playerY: Int)
private var field: Array[Array[Boolean]] = Array.ofDim[Boolean](10, 10)
private var bounties: Array[Array[Int=>Int]] = Array.ofDim[Int=>Int](10, 10)
def al() {
playerX = playerX - 1
checkBounty();
if(field(playerX)(playerY) == true) {
playerX = playerX - 0
getPlayerPos();
}
}
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-08 at 13:10def repeat(n: Int)(f: () => Unit) {
0 until n foreach { _ =>
f()
}
}
repeat(n)(al)
QUESTION
How can i go to link and get its sub links and again get its sub sub links?like for example,
I want to go to
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 13:34I would recommend using Scrapy for this. With Scrapy, you create a spider object which then is run by the Scrapy module.
First, to get all the links on a page, you can create a Selector object and find all of the hyperlink objects using the XPath:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 00:59The internal content of the GridViewItem is vertically centered, this is the default style, if you want to modify it, please try this:
QUESTION
I'm working on an authorization API that my company would like to use both internally and as an external API for some of our customers. We'd prefer to not have to whitelist every domain from which a request might originate, but that seems to be the default behavior web browsers are designed to enforce when the withCredentials option of an XHR is true.
We can work around this problem by having our API return whatever the Origin header of a request contains as the value of the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header of the API's response, but that apparently is what's supposedly so dangerous, so I'm not sure we should be doing this. Maybe in our situation it's perfectly safe, but not understanding the nature of the potential attack, I can't yet say.
According to this article:
https://portswigger.net/research/exploiting-cors-misconfigurations-for-bitcoins-and-bounties
...this kind of CORS behavior was exploitable enough that the author could easily have stolen other people's bitcoins from a bitcoin exchange.
But how? For me, the article doesn't make that clear.
Is there some other vulnerability beyond the CORS issue that is needed? Looking at the examples, the PDF of a slide presentation that goes with the article, and a referenced article at http://ejj.io/misconfigured-cors/, I'm not fully understanding where access to some other user's info or credentials slips into the picture.
In the diagram above, it looks to me like "evil.com" would somehow have to be tricking a user into giving evil.com their bitcoin exchange credentials first, before CORS enters the picture, and if evil.com can do that already, wouldn't the CORS issue only make an already very bad situation just a little worse?
I'm sure that it can't be that simple, or no one would be raising the alarm about a fully open origin policy, but I can't figure out what I'm missing here.
Is there something where, say, just having one browser page opened to evil.com, while a user is also visiting their bitcoin exchange, allows cookie data to be passed over to evil.com? Seems like that would also be a big problem too, CORS or no CORS.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-05 at 18:11I finally figured out where the risk is, and I had to figure it out for myself. Maybe all the people explaining this CORS exploit think that their readers will automatically know what's going on with cookies in a situation like this, and don't think it's even worth mentioning.
It certainly would have helped me if they'd mentioned it, however!
What I understand now is this:
- You set up an API on myservice.com that allows CORS access, it lets anyone from any domain in, and it responds to XHR requests where
withCredentialsistruewith the host's origin reflected back in theAccess-Control-Accept-Originheader, rather than sending back*. - A user on mylegitapicustomer.com, which legitimately uses myservice.com, logs into your API, and gets back a session cookie that belongs to the myservice.com domain.
- That user, using the same web browser, then visits evilhacker.com.
- If the webpage from evilhacker.com issues an XHR request to myservice.com, all of the cookies that belong to the myservice.com domain go along for the ride!
- Your website at myservice.com sees the session cookie it issued to the legit user who had visited via mylegitapicustomer.com and happily responds to the above request by making any requested changes to the user's account, or responds with any info about the user requested.
- evilhacker.com can now receive any of this info, and/or perform any API actions, that legit access via mylegitapicustomer.com would have allowed.
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