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kandi X-RAY | Arsenal Summary
kandi X-RAY | Arsenal Summary
Arsenal is a framework designed to be a back-end for Red Team command and control operations. It allows many Agent-C2 models to be integrated into one system, with a great interface and many useful features. The goal is to limit the time Red Team spends on back-end development, and invest more resources into the malware that is distributed to target systems.
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- Entry point
- Authenticate a request
- Verify that the password matches the given password
- Hash a password
- Check a session
- Create a success response
- Saves a response
- Assign this action to a session
- Update a user s password
- Create a new target
- Migrate a target
- Create new credentials
- Delete an API key
- Create a webhook
- Create a new user
- Duplicate an action
- List actions
- Register new agent
- Add a group rule
- Handle exceptions
- Create a new role
- Create a session and session history
- Create a group action
- Create a new Flask instance
- Create a new API key
- Update session configuration
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QUESTION
There are a few functions that work with selenium and these functions have certain outputs, but when I open them in google colab, I get a few outputs that I don't want, it reduces the understanding.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 20:22These DeprecationWarning logs...
QUESTION
My data frame
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 02:14I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve here, but it looks like its because "value" here, which you used in your code, doesn't have an assigned variable. I basically loaded the data you had and saved one variable to make it work:
QUESTION
Im learning JS and have set myself the challenge to re-create a football league table, from an array of match results.
Everything is going really well and I'm almost complete, but I can't filter my 'FORM GUIDE' array to their corresponding Letters.
I have the points scored over the last 5 games ONLY outputted as an array (below);
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 12:44QUESTION
I want get the value of a cell in Dataframe based on string that is not equal but so similar. This is the dataframe
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 10:19The below code returns row of specific team ''' df.loc[df['Teams'] == hometown] '''
QUESTION
I have this table:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 17:47We may use a strindist
join
QUESTION
I have a parent table like this:
clubs
id name budget 1 Arsenal 90 2 Chelsea 150 3 Man City 135 4 Man Utd 140 5 Tottenham 87And a child table like this
players
id club_id name position 1 3 Grealish LM 2 3 Sterling LW 3 3 Haaland ST 4 1 Dybala ST 5 1 Casemiro DM 6 4 Fred DM 7 2 Mbappe ST 8 2 Hazard LW 9 4 Varane DMThe club_id is the foreign key that refer to the clubs table id column
Club Model
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 09:55You have a defined relationship then why not used that:
When you are creating a new records:
QUESTION
I am trying to work through the example from Chapter 5 of the Leaflet.js succinctly book - but cannot get any of the coffee shops to show on my map.
Some of the commands give me errors so I've looked for workarounds, and I suspect the problem could be as simple as files not being in the correct place. Is there an idiot's guide to using databases with leaflet I could follow? Or can someone see the error I am making?
My set up:
- using XAMPP on a Mac - the MySQL Database and Apache Web Server are running
- I created the leafletDB database using the terminal
/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/bin/mysql -u root -p
create database leafletDB
- I filled the database by copy paste into the terminal the contents of the CoffeeShops.sql file (I could not get the from CSV command
mysql –uroot –pleaflet < "C:\CoffeeShops.sql";
to work, even changing the path to CoffeeShops.sql) - Checking the database using
USE leafletDB;
SHOW TABLES;
andSELECT COUNT(*) FROM coffeeshops;
all gave the expected results. - The leaflet database is located in
/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/var/mysql/
- I copied the coffee.php file to the
/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/CoffeeExample
folder, which is the same file as the listing43.html file (the file that creates the map) - The only change I made to the listing43.html file was the path to the mugIcon (put in the same folder). I also tried simply removing the icon command - it made no difference.
The map displays, any markers coded directly into the html file display - but nothing from the database.
What have I got wrong?
As requested here is a copy of all the code - sorry for how long this is
listing43.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-07 at 08:42Right.
I tried running this in an apache docker-container, and a mysql db in another docker-container. I got a couple of suggestions as to the possible errors. Although I believe suggestion 2-4 are the most likely to help you.
- The link you use for importing JQuery seems to be dated. Instead of:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe (results
) of EPL results from the past 28 years, and I am trying to calculate the average home team points (HPts
) from their previous 5 home games within the current season. The rows are already in chronological order. What I am effectively looking for is a version of the starter code below that partitions by HomeTeam
and Season
and calculates the mean of HPts
using a window of the previous 5 rows with matching HomeTeam
and Season
. Clearly the existing code as written does not do what I need (it looks only at last 5 rows regardless of team and season), but is just there to show what I mean as a starting point.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-30 at 17:21Group the dataframe by HomeTeam
and Season
, then calculate rolling mean
on HPts
. Then, in order to assign the calculated mean back to the original dataframe drop the levels 0, 1
from the index so that index alignment would work properly.
QUESTION
This is the structure of BSON document I have in mongodb.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 23:04It depends on how you do the update.
A short test to demonstrate:
Insert a document and start a change stream
QUESTION
I am trying to group row by different condition and here is the example. Basically, what I want to try is group the Team
name and put it into a new Dataframe
with the sum of goal
. I have try groupby
but somehow cannot do what I want. How can I get the expected result? Thanks!
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-28 at 03:19Create a dictionary that reverse map from Team
to Country
and then aggregate by Country
:
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