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jenny.edwards76@gmail.com:Sw1mmers | Workouts: = 0 | Followers: = 0 | Height: = 0.0 | Gender: = null |
jiricrowder@yahoo.com:stranger | Workouts: = 46 | Followers: = 0 | Height: = 0.0 | Gender: = null |
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sudo -H pip install --upgrade youtube-dl
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git clone https://github.com/arbazkiraak/hackbot.git
cd hackbot
pip install lxml
pip install telepot
pip install urllib2
pip install requests
pip install bs4
pip install wikipedia
apt-get install youtube-dl -y
pip install youtube-dl -U

cd hackbot
echo APIKEY > api.txt
python hackbot.py

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πŸ¦‘Access a database with JDBC FULL BY UNDERCODE :
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> In this exercise you will learn the basics of using JDBC to access a database and insert a record into the database.

In this exercise, you will write the register method of the RegistrationServlet class. This class is the same as you used in the Servlet1A exercise. In this exercise, you will use the functions of the database. This exercise will show the steps to achieve user needs.

Part I: understanding regsiter () method works in RegistrationServlet in

, you will be working on com.ibm.waslab.JDBC package in this exercise. Extend the RegistrationServlet class to understand register (). This method throws a SQLException. The complete method declaration is:

public synchronized void register (Properties formInput)

throws SQLException {



} The

register () method is called from the doPost () method when the servlet takes control. The register () method actually writes a new record to the database. We will write the register () method in the second part. At the same time, we need to make sure that some setup steps have been completed.

1. Open the init () method, and enter the following code after the call of super.init ():

// Load JDBC driver for DB2

try

{

Class.forName (JKToysDBInfo.gerDriver ());

}

catch (ClassNotFoundException e)

{

erroLog ("JDBC Driver not found" + e);

}



Save the init () method. Remember, before drive management can get a connection, a correct database driver must be loaded by the servlet. Each servlet is only done once in the servlet's init () method. This method does not really establish a connection, it only allows the connection to be established.



Note: In this case, we mount the DB2 app drive. This driver is used when the database is installed on the same machine where the servlet will run. If you are accessing the database on another machine, you need to use the net drive:

COM.ibm.db2.jdbc.net.DB2Driver

When using the net drive to get a connection, you need to provide more in the URL used in getConnection () Much information. The machine name or URL where the database is located, and the port number where DB2 Java Gateway listens. A valid URL parameter looks like this:

jdbc: db2: // servrid: 8888 / databasename

Part

2 1. Now, go back and reopen the register () method. The first line of code creates a database connection:

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection (URL, USER, PASSWORD);

you use the static method getConnection () of the drive manager to pass the URL of the database, a valid user ID and password to it. The url, userid and password are obtained from a properties file when the class is loaded (see the static variable declaration).

2. Now comes the challenging part. The first thing we have to do is to find the last customer number that has been assigned, so that we can assign a new customer number to the new customer who is registering (higher than the highest one before). We want to store this new customer number in an int variable named nextId. In order to do this, you will need to be sure to use the Statement and ResultSet classes. The following SQL;

"SELECT MAX (CUSTNO) FORM" + DBOWNER + ". CUSTOMER"

will allow you to obtain the highest current customer number. Try to write this code yourself, based on examples of course notes. If you need help, see the answer page.

3. Then you will use a prepared statement object to insert the information in the customer attribute object into the database. Enter the following line:

// Insert record in the database

PreparedStatement insertStatement =

conn.prepareStatement (β€œINSERT INTO” + DBOWNER + ”. CUSTOMER (FNAME, LNAME, ADDR, CITY, STATE, AGE, ZIP, CUSTNO)” + ”VALUES ( ?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?) "); The

above line requires the connection to create a prepared statement object called insertStatement. The SQL statement is passed as a parameter. The value of each column of the database row is represented by a question mark. Each question mark must be replaced by a value of the correct type. Enter the following line:
insertStatement.setString (1, formInput.getProperty ("FNAME"));

insertStatement.setString (2, formInput.getProperty ("LNAME"));

insertStatement.setString (3, formInput.getProperty ("ADDR"));

insertStatement.setString (4, formInput.getProperty ("CITY"));

insertStatement.setString (5, formInput.getProperty ("STATE"));

insertStatement. setString (6, formInput.getProperty ("AGE"));

insertStatement.setString (7, formInput.getProperty ("ZIP"));

insertStatement.setInt (8, nextId);

4. insertStatement performs updates to the database. Enter the following two lines:

insertStatement.executeUpdate ();

If an error occurs while creating a connection, statement or accessing the database, this method will throw a SQLException.

5. Finally, you need to store the customer number in the formInput attribute object. Enter the following line:

formInput.put ("CUSTNO", new Integer (nextId) .toString ());

6. preservation method. There should be no errors.

7. Then you will need to edit the WebSphere configuration file for the JKRegister servlet. (Edit "[x:] IBMVJavaideproject_resourcesIBM WebSphere Test Environmentpropertiesserverservletservletserviceserrvlets.properties".)

Change the line that looks like this:

servlet.JKRegister.code = com.ibm.waslab.servlet1.RegistrationServlet looks like

this:

servlet.JKRegister, code = com.ibm .waslab.JDBC.RegistrationServlet

8. If your webserver is running, turn it off. In VAJ, start SERunner. Open your web browser and go to the registration page of the JK Toys website. Enter the registration information in the form and press the registration button. Your new servlet will be called. Log in to the JKToys site and make sure that registration has taken place. Your new customer number should be found in the database.
πŸ¦‘In this exercise you have done what

in this exercise, you write a register of Registration Servlet method. This method uses JDBC to create a new customer number and register a new customer to the database. Now you have the basic knowledge to access the database in your servlets.



πŸ¦‘Answer

the following code to create a SQL statement, execute SQL queries defined on the preceding page.



// Get next customer number

Statement sqlStatement = conn.createStatement ();

ResultSet result = sqlStatement.executeQuery ("SELECT MAX (CUSTNO) FROM" + DBOWNER + ". CUSTOMER");

The result of the query is placed inside the ResultSet object called result. The resulting set contains a cursor that initially points before the first row returned. In order to get the value of the query, the cursor must be moved forward with next (). With this method, the cursor can only move forward. The following lines move the cursor to the returned value and increase by 1.

int nextId = 0;

if (result.next () = = true)

{

nextId = result.getInt (1) +1;

}

if check to determine whether there are rows to be returned. If not, the result is false. We don't handle error cases, but it can simply be handled by setting nextId to 1. We can also use the ResultSet method getInt (String), the column name is "CUSTNO", but because we know that only one column will be returned, we chose to use getInt (int)

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πŸ¦‘ CARDING FOR BEGINERS :


1) CC - Cardboard
These terms mean information about the credit card or the credit card itself.
Cardboard example:
4916478867239017 | 6/2014 | 370 | Elizabeth Hutton | 3071 Joanne Lane | Lexington | MA | 2173 | COLOMBIA | 12-26-4682 || 6/30/1988 |

4916478867239017 - credit card number.
6/2014 is an expiration date or in translation: card expiration date.
370 - CVV2 or card security code.
Elizabeth Hutton - first and last name of the card holder.
3071 Joanne Lane - cardholder’s street of residence.
Lexington is a cardholder city. (cardholder - cardholder)
MA - state of the owner of the credit card .
2173 - zip cod, postal cod or postal code of the card holder.
COLOMBIA - country of residence of the cardholder.
12-26-4682 - the phone number of the owner.
6/30/1988 - year of birth of the cardholder.

2) This ss is written in a convenient form and everything is clear on it, but the seller of the material can give ss in a bad format without separation, so I advise you to check with the sellers in what format they sell ss before buying.

3) You need to know one thing to easily distinguish cardboard.
Remember:
if the card number starts at 4 - this is VISA, if the card number starts at 3 - this is American expres, if the card number starts at 5 - this is MASTERCARD.

Possessing even this little information can be done by driving into Skype, Steam, online stores, etc.

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1. The balance on a regular ss is never known. (there are special checkers, but there are only a few, and most usually kill a card in 90%)
2. The security code for MASTERCARD and VISA consists of three digits, for American expres of 4.
3. For MASTERCARD and VISA, the card number consists of 16 digits, for American expres of 15.
4. Not all ss staff can be written completely, very often it is marked with two letters, examples: IA, AR, DE, etc. - to find out the state, I gave at the end of the article a table for deciphering the names of the states.

You can also come across things like full ss or enrol. Now I will tell you what it is.
Full cc is a card with additional information such as:
SSN - Social Security number in translation is the cardholder insurance number
DOB - date of birth - date of birth of the cardholder
MMN - mother's maiden name or mother's maiden name

4) There may also be soap, a phone number and the bank that issued the credit card. But all this data is sometimes found on ordinary maps.
The main goodies are SSN and DOB. Full ss needs to make enrol, i.e. create an account in a bank. For this, additional information about SSN and DOB is needed.
Cards are usually rolled in order to find out the card balance and gain access to change billing addresses. And now what is all this for?
about balance I think everything is clear, here about billing - I think not everyone and even more it is not clear why it should be changed at all. So, billing address is the address of the card holder. The fact is that when registering in the online store there are two such concepts as Billing adress (owner address) and shipping adress (delivery address). If they differ, then the order is checked more thoroughly in the case when they coincide (the goods will be sent within 2 hours)
Thus, for example: we have a usa shop and a usa ss, as well as a drop in the usa, we make a video change the billing address of the cardholder to the drop address and then order goods at a billing address and everything is ok. But in reality, of course, not everything is so simple. It’s not so easy to change the billing address, but at least you have to accept the dialer and have the MMN info - and that’s at least. So draw conclusions)) Well, generally we will not bother with enrols, this is just for general development.

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πŸ¦‘ Extra credit card protections:
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1) Every day, bank specialists work hard to make life difficult for carders. And then one day they came up with VBV - Verified by Visa.

2) The essence of the system is that when paying for goods or services on the Internet, you must enter an additional verification code, which the cardholder receives from the bank that issued the card. However, this does not solve the problem of payment security.

3) The problem is that the client cannot prohibit transactions that are not protected Verified by Visa. And even paying only in those online stores where Verified by Visa is used, the client can easily steal data (card number, owner name, expiration date, cvv2 code) sufficient to make legal payments on behalf of the client.

4) In short: VBV is an additional protection for visa cards (requires a password when paying) there are cards with and without VBV - some sellers check for VBV. If you bought from a seller who does not check for VBV and it turned out to be with VBV, then such a card can only be thrown out. Therefore, check with the sellers.

5) As you understand, VBV is an additional protection for visa cards. The master card has a similar protection called SECURITYCODE. Brand credit cards - American Express - have nothing of the kind!

6) That's probably all about carring today. In the next article on carring, I will write on the topic of drops, the search for retreating shops and the breakdown of additional information.
In the meantime, a small glossary of terms:

CC - credit card
information Fulka - great credit card information
Kartholder - the legal owner of the card.
Shop - online store.
Ship - the process of buying a product in an online store using the stolen credit card information.
Drop - the person on whom you do the spike of the staff or do the bay (bank transfer).
Seller - seller of the material necessary for the cardholder
Drive in - enter information about card when paying for the goods. (One of the rules for successful driving: you need to enter it and not copy it)
Staff - product

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