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Hands on Python3 Regular Expressions for Absolute Beginners

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Improve Freelancing Carer By learning Phone scraping, Email scraping and pattern matching and earn in 6 figures-by-python.
What you’ll learn
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Regular Expression
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Pattern matching
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Phone number scrapping
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Email Scrapping
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Data Scrapping
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External and Built in modules
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Word matching
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Importance of re and pyperclip modules
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Eager to learn
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Internet connectivity
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No prior knowledge in regular expression
Description

This course provides you clear cut concept in regular expression,external modules and data scrapping using python and you will learn different types of pattern matching, use of dollar, caret, plus, question mark symbols and also VERBOSE, IGNORECASE functions also some of third party module like pyperclip and built in module which is re module and you will gain good skill as email and phone number scraper. Learn some basics about Python also….its also like bootcamp in python for absolute beginner…Python regular expression will be taught in this module which is a greatest and useful module in python.
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* This course is for all who desire to learn Regular expreesions
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Microsoft scammed me out of a teams bug bounty

I reported my first major bug in teams last month.

Basically if you were an employee that had your account disabled or your left the company you would still receive notifications of messages to rooms you were previously a part of.

This is because the notifications socket had no authentication believe it or not and once your signed in it did not do any of its own authentication or even time out.

I've been aware of sensitive and confidential information because of this issue and I consider it severe. Its been around for at least a few years so I reported it to Microsoft through the correct channels.

Instead of rewarding a bounty or even acknowledging my report it was closed with *not enough information to reproduce' but then fixed within a few days. My followup messages were ignored and quite frankly the whole experience has left a bitter taste in my mouth.

I'm not sure what if anything I can do about this but I just wanted to warn others that it may not be worth submitting this kind of information to Microsoft. I'm certainly not going to again.

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Lightning -> AUX hack cables?

Hey hacking. I went to purchase an adapter for lightning -> 3.5mm AUX so I can use my headphones as my ~official one broke.

The store had 3rd party ones but I don’t really care about having apple branded accessories/they’re a rip off so I picked one up, no problem.

Just before I paid, the guy wanted to ‘show me how it works’. I was hesitant because surely....it should just plug in. I was a bit stupid and didn’t immediately say no, put in my code and handed my phone over for him to ‘show’ me. Apparently the one I picked pops up with a prompt to ‘connect’ to it the first time you use it, so he wanted to make sure I pressed that.

Menu that came up wasn’t like any apple menu I’d usually use to connect to an accessory - this was a white pop up at the bottom of my screen

I recently saw the super cool O.M.G. Cable and I guess it’s made me a little paranoid.

Does anyone know of similar exploits floating around in third party accessories/their software, or is this just another case of third parties having to work around Apple?

I guess if it was attack hardware he probably wouldn’t be selling it but I just want some reassurance lol :L

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