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what's the best free/paid course to learn bash scripting from scrap ?

I am looking for good course on bash scripting and so far i am unable to find one , if anyone know any good free/ paid course which is really good , please share with me ... Have a beautiful day !

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Is it illegal to access an app's images and source code for non-profit, non-malicious goals?

I'm part of a competitive community centered around teamgames in a mobile game, and currently trying to make a discord bot to automate some of the most tedious processes we usually perform on game screenshots.

I would like to be able to create images similar to those in game, both as a more familiar output for players and to generate arbitrary labeled images to train a classification IA on.

I have contacted the game's community manager, who shared me an incomplete google drive of weirdly scaled images and told me he'd ask the devs about the map-generating algorithm but I shouldn't expect an answer. About the missing images from the drive, he explained that was what the devs had given him and he didn't have any better. That was half a year ago, and I haven't heard from him yet. Overall, it looks to me like there is no opposition to me having those images and code, but they are not very well organized nor willing to bother.

Under these circumstances, is it illegal for me to try and obtain the app's images and source code?

Also, morally, if I were to make my bot and give the users an option to give me some money, like the other discord bots, would it be right to take money for work that is partly not mine?

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Aldi's has a $0.25 cart return incentive. How to create an electronic version for under $25?

To use a shopping cart at Aldi's will cost you a quarter. But, that quarter is returned to you once you connect it with another shopping cart.

I am wondering about electronic ways that can be hacked to simply add a sensor (bluetooth) to a shopping cart, and the program would detect when a cart has been returned, and give a credit. Any ideas?

Here is Aldi's cart scheme I'm talking about

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MacBook possibly hacked

Hey everyone, I was on my mac and opened metamask (crypto wallet). Google chrome and Spotify instantly stopped communicating. I force quit them, and while in the process I heard the audio of one of my videos from the photos app being played. The photos app wasn’t even open! Was I hacked or am I imagining?

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how to mitigate camera finger printing?

how do i mitigate camera finger printing?

i found this in an article and someone else talking about this on reddit on a post about removing identifying exif/meta data from photos

to Clarify i am asking how to remove/ mask the unique sensor pattern / finger print that can possibly be used to track a person using forensics

"Just as how no two fingerprints are ever exactly the same, the sensors inside two digital cameras contain extremely small differences as well, known as sensor pattern noise. These subtle pixel-level imperfections cause each camera to leave a unique fingerprint on every photo made with it."

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1634362

also found a pdf called "Removing camera fingerprint to disguise photograph" with a bunch of phd level mathematics shit

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Zkar - A Java Serialization Protocol Analysis Tool Implement In Go

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgUJiCVT32pp3swxE-p7DBbWrbsjWjU2zVz-fW7STR5_fS-bj_71ASMaD8EMobodOon-U9PySNt3_jyNQQQjj3SujcATCY18AU-TvETkDIqAfW6jUrWshA2DnbtRNadmttzM7Wb6YY5xFWbvOdGvS_KhcaujAu16wzNNJuZnZ-RYmlieXN2lH4cs-_z/w640-h384/JavaSerialization.png ZKar is a Java serialization protocol analysis tool implement in Go. This tool is still work in progress, so no complete API document and contribution guide.

ZKar provides:

* A Java serialization payloads parser and viewer in pure Go, no CGO or JDK is required
* From the Java serialization protocol to a Go struct
* A Go library that can manipulate the Java serialization data
* WIP: ysoserial implement in Go
* WIP: Java class bytecodes parser, viewer and manipulation
* WIP: An implementation of RMI/LDAP in Go Installing Using ZKar is easy. use go getto install the ZKar along with the library and its dependencies: go get -u github.com/phith0n/zkarNext, use github.com/phith0n/zkar/*in your application: package main

import (
"fmt"
"github.com/phith0n/zkar/serz"
"io/ioutil"
"log"
)

func main() {
data, _ := ioutil.ReadFile("./testcases/ysoserial/CommonsCollections6.ser")
serialization, err := serz.FromBytes(data)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal("parse error")
}

fmt.Println(serialization.ToString())
}
Command line utility tool ZKar also provides a command line utility tool that you can use it directly: $ go run main.go
NAME:
zkar - A Java serz tool

USAGE:
main [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]

COMMANDS:
generate generate Java serz attack payloads
dump parse the Java serz streams and dump the struct
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help (default: false)
For example, you are able to dump the payload CommonsBeanutils3 from ysoserial like: $ go run main.go dump -f "$(pwd)/testcases/ysoserial/CommonsBeanutils3.ser"https://camo.githubusercontent.com/30972d21736f6e5375027d395fda27c31c6dc8a8a52d174cd56d9cc8d16f36db/68747470733a2f2f61736369696e656d612e6f72672f612f5a6c726731794167686a676175476c6f67776d6246357650352e737667 Tests ZKar is a well-tested tool that passed all ysoserial generated gadgets parsing and rebuilding tests. It means that gadget generating by ysoserial can be parsed by ZKar, and parsed struts can be converted back into bytes string which is equal to the original one.
Gadget Package Parse Rebuild Parse Time AspectJWeaver ysoserial



80.334µs BeanShell1 ysoserial



782.613µs C3P0 ysoserial



98.321µs Click1 ysoserial



573.298µs Clojure ysoserial



72.415µs CommonsBeanutils1 ysoserial



461.15µs CommonsCollections1 ysoserial



64.484µs CommonsCollections2 ysoserial



508.918µs CommonsCollections3 ysoserial



564.071µs CommonsCollections4 ysoserial



535.449µs CommonsCollections5 ysoserial



137.609µs CommonsCollections6 ysoserial



68.753µs CommonsCollections7 ysoserial



178.549µs FileUpload1 ysoserial



35.39µs Groovy1 ysoserial



150.991µs Hibernate1 ysoserial



789.674µs Hibernate2 ysoserial



168.624µs JBossInterceptors1 ysoserial



632.581µs JRMPClient ysoserial



32.967µs JRMPListener ysoserial



38.263µs JSON1 ysoserial



2.157225ms JavassistWeld1 ysoserial



468.596µs Jdk7u21 ysoserial



355.01µs Jython1 ysoserial



216.862µs MozillaRhino1 ysoserial



1.775193ms MozillaRhino2 ysoserial



409.124µs Myfaces1 ysoserial



22.997µs Myfaces2 ysoserial



38.131µs ROME ysoserial



485.804µs Spring1 ysoserial



797.469µs Spring2 ysoserial



358.041µ[...]