Basecamp | Metasploit modules developed to demonstrate insecure
kandi X-RAY | Basecamp Summary
kandi X-RAY | Basecamp Summary
Metasploit modules developed to demonstrate insecure by design PLC's as part of Project Basecamp. See Dale Peterson's Introduction to Basecamp Video. Project Basecamp is a research effort by Digital Bond and a team of volunteer researchers to highlight and demonstrate the fragility and insecurity of most SCADA and DCS field devices, such as PLC's and RTU's. The goal of Project Basecamp is to make the risk of these fragile and insecure devices so apparent and easy to demonstrate that a decade of inaction will end. SCADA and DCS owner/operators will demand a secure and robust PLC, and this will drive vendors to finally provide a product worthy of being deployed in the critical infrastructure.
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QUESTION
Last year Sam Stephenson (ex Basecamp/HEY) posted a very interesting tweet about some developments on the stimulus js library he was working on which unfortunately never the saw the light of day due to the recent basecamp fallout events.
Playing with TypeScript template literal types 🤯. Here’s an example showing how we could map a Stimulus controller’s
static targets = [...]array to an interface with all of the generated properties:
I've been studying a bit of Typescript lately and was trying to decipher that specific tweet but it seems it's above my current level of understanding. I've already made an attempt in my previous post to understand the NamedProperty type here but I'm still very confused.
So, can anyone explain to me the following code?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 00:51Let's start with the pieces and then will try to get the whole thing. You already got what NamedProperty type does. It lets us define that an object has some property and the type of this property value.
UnionToIntersection turns a union into an intersection.
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I migrated my data to M1 Monterey MacOS from intel macmini. I was happy to use django and mariadb until I installed a package using homebrew. I installed homebrew and installed vim with it, and then my django-mariadb connection suddenly stopped working.
I found out that the error was caused in python3.7/site-packages/MySQLdb/init.py in 18th line in my venv.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 03:28The following only applys to those who use M1 chip
In a nutshell
- Use Rosetta homebrew
- put
--no-cache-dirwhen installingmysqlclient
Before following the procedure below, make sure you delete native homebrew.
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I have a dataframe "expeditions" where there are 3 columns ("basecamp_date", "highpoint_date" and "termination_date"). I would like to check that the basecamp date is before the highpoint date and before the termination date because I noticed that there are rows where this is not the case (see picture) Do you have any idea what I should do (a loop, a new dataframe...?)
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Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 14:02Use Series.lt for compare columns and chain masks by & for bitwise AND:
QUESTION
I am using the trix-editor (v1.3.1) in a node.js project. The module's trix.js includes some style elements that violate inline Content-Security-Policy rules. It seems that a workaround was implemented in v1.2.2, which requires that a nonce be included in a meta tag in the page where the trix editor is used, like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-16 at 15:03My silly mistake: I had the meta element in the wrong place. In the meantime, I discovered that the nonce with meta name 'trix-style-nonce' doesn't work, while it does work with the meta name 'csp-nonce'.
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I am having issues displaying the data I am fetching from an API.
Sample json data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-24 at 16:07I am going to point out a few things that should help out, and I highly recommend reading the following:
records is a string but should be an arrayYour variable called records is a single string; we can see this on the line stating records = JSON.stringify(recordsObject);.
Because it is a string and not an array, you are converting it into an array of one item in your each block using {#each [records] as record}. Syntactically that works, but that's almost certainly not what you want. What you actually want is for the records variable to equal the array inside of the json response.
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I am working on an API and I get the below response. It's basecamp 3 API.
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Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 10:37What gets passed in expires_in is the interval of token validity in seconds. 1209600 in your example is equal to 14 days (1209600 / (3600 * 24)).
Here's one possible approach to convert this into real date:
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I'm super excited about the new geo query feature available in Firebase. I'm trying out the 'GeoFire/Utils' pod recently made available. I set up a test iOS app and here is the repo. I left the rules open if anyone wants to clone and try. My Firestore document looks like this.
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 22:16firebaser here
From our chat in the comments it seems that the withRadius: value is actually in meters, despite what the documentation says.
This is clearly not working as documented, so I filed a to update the docs. That change is coming in here.
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I have a big Dataset of Tweets where every row is one unique Tweet and I have a list of Keywords which I want to extract from these Tweets if one or more of them are present in the variable text. This List of Keywords has been compiled into a Regex-Expression (saved in the variable search_key) including some lookarounds and other conditions.
The extraction of strings works perfectly fine if the following code is used:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 14:49stri_extract_all is already vectorized on str. You do not need to enclose it in lapply and you will significantly slow down your code if you do so.
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I'm really sorry I'm such a beginner... At the end I just have a list of 8 TimeCardDayStrip with the same name/position when it'd supposed to be the 8 different names/roles. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong here: thank you very much
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 23:50If you just want to print out each name: Put this within the loop (you should create new object each loop instead of updating the same one)
QUESTION
I am using docker linux container to run my servicestack application and I need to be able to read the OAuth keys from environment variables defined in my docker-compose.yml.
It appears impossible to do this due to the full stop in the variable name.
For example in OAuthProvider.cs (https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack/blob/master/src/ServiceStack/Auth/OAuthProvider.cs) line 26:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-17 at 19:23You can provide your own custom AppSettings provider or use the DictionarySettings and populate it with a mapped environment variable that's suitable to use in Docker, e.g:
Use underscore separators in Docker:
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