pureblood | Penetration Testing Framework created for Hackers / | Security Testing library
kandi X-RAY | pureblood Summary
kandi X-RAY | pureblood Summary
A Penetration Testing Framework created for Hackers / Pentester / Bug Hunter
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Run webpentest
- Scans a list of ads
- Perform a Whois authentication
- Perform reverse IP lookup
- Grab a banner
- Lookup zone transfer information
- Perform traceroute
- Perform a single subnet lookup
- Extract links from the link
- Performs reverse DNS lookup
- Query DNS records
- Gets the contents of the given hostname
- Start TCP port scan
- Set URL for target
- Scan subdomain list for subdomain_list
- Render the deface page
- Main function
- Return a banner string
- Clear the system
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QUESTION
I have a spreadsheet where there are a large number of sheets detailing information for each "job" the person filling out the sheet can have. To clean this up, I wrote a script to hide or show the sheets based on which jobs they chose on the first page of the sheet - they can choose up to 3.
The script... works, but I've gotten errors saying it's trying to do too much at once and failed. I'm not exactly a great programmer so how to clean this up is, as of yet, fairly beyond me. I'm not looking for the most efficient, I'm just looking for something that works easily enough.
I googled the problem a few times, but a lot of the solutions I saw didn't seem to exactly fit what I was doing, and involved things like arrays and dictionaries?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-13 at 16:46I think this does it:
QUESTION
I wrote this JS code yesterday for a school project, and everything was okay(ish). The site showed the key/value I wanted to add to the object. Although today, when I reloaded the server and the site, all the values were undefined or "muggle". I refreshed the page many times, and sometimes it works, but the next time it's undefined again.
So the code should be do something like this:
1.Fetch two JSON files, one is a list of students and the other is just family names
2.Create two arrays from the data
3.Check every single student's last name if it's on the list or not
4.Decide that the student is pure, half or muggle
5.Add the value to the student object
6.Show on the website
I know that it's something to do with the call order of the functions and something is wrong where I use the include() method two check the names. But unfortunately, I couldn't find out what. Here is the JS code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-03 at 13:03change your loadJSON function to
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