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blog.0x7d0.dev
Bookworm is an Insane-difficulty machine from Hack The Box. We will exploit an XSS vulnerability to gain access to a grandfathered feature accessible only to a few users. Subsequently, we'll leverage a Path Traversal vulnerability to acquire an initial password. Then, we will exploit a bug in an internal HTTP service to pivot to another user. This second user will possess privileges to a system for generating shipping labels, vulnerable to a double injection, allowing us to escalate our privileges to root. |
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www.thapatechnical.com
[AI summary] The article provides a tutorial on implementing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) using PHP and MySQLi, including code examples for database connection, insertion, display, deletion, and updating data. |
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mherman.org
Know a little Ruby? Ready to start web development? Before jumping to Rails, get your hands dirty with Sinatra. It's the perfect learning tool. My recommendation: Start with a basic dynamic website, backed with SQLite. Create and manage your database tables with raw SQL. Practice deploying on Heroku. Practice. |
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devtails.xyz
I've attempted to reduce this all down to the simplest implementation possible to help understand how RSCs work |
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