Welcome to SQA, Little. Without seeing the context, it is hard to know exactly what the document means by "System Environment". Generally, it means everything the system interacts with. For a program running on a single computer, the system environment definition might include any other programs running on the…
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.//*[@id='contentText']/table/tbody/tr[2]/td/table/tbody/tr/td[1]/table/tbody/tr[10]/td/table/tbody/tr/td[1]/strong[2] That XPath class contains should be drastically shortened. That is likely to fail if you are testing in different browsers and if anything ever changes on the page it could throw a false positive due…
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Yes, for the list of valid email addresses and for the negative cases like this one: a"b(c)d,e:f;gi[jk]l@example.com (none of the special characters in this local-part are allowed outside quotation marks)You will need to split these up into one test per special character. Otherwise your test may pass because it finds…
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No, you can't tell by looking at it. There are two mistakes in your reasoning. One is that you're confusing two methods of attack: modifying an existing device, and making a device from scratch. The other is that your research clearly has an observation bias (presumably, because you're finding the things that are…
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As per the following discussions: CSS text selector :contains doesn't work with Selenium css pseudo-class :contains() no longer allows anchors The :contains pseudo-class isn't in the CSS Spec and is not supported by either Firefox or Chrome (even outside WebDriver). Python based solution To locate the element with…
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If you want to SSH into router, first ip a to find your local ip (The one under one of the UP interfaces), starting with 192.168.. Run a nmap scan like: nmap -sP 192.168.2.1/24 to find all hosts on the network (considering your local ip is starting with 192.168.2.). Once you find the router IP, then do nmap -sV -T4 -O…
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Take a look at what that PHP script does for the MeekroDB vulnerability:https://github.com/SergeyTsalkov/meekrodb/blob/master/simpletest/WhereClauseTest.php It's a way to open the door to the DB by adding known usernames and passwords.
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The reason to use Let's Encrypt review can be the price. Those certificates will be for free. But I see one possible disadvantage for non websites. Big CA offers wildcard certificates, Extended Validation certificates which have some advantages (from my point of view). Moreover this program is directed to web servers,…
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I don't know the technical details to answer your specific question - can police track a phone number, but it might not be relevant. If your phone has been tracked in the past and you live in a place where your adversary has access to cell phone location data, and you do get both a new phone and a new phone number,…
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Certificate pinning allows bypassing standard certificate authority chains to mitigate the risk of a valid certificate being issued to a criminal. Motivation for a new solution... SSL/TLS certificates are signed by other certificates. Browsers normally recognize a certificate as valid when in some point of this…
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The concept of GRC haystack is explained as, entropy theoretically makes a password stronger but from the perspective of a password cracker the first password likely would take much longer to crack. This is because of the length of the password--this argument would probably not be valid with a short password. It is…
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As you found some Chinese characters in windows registry, and you are suspecting that your system has been hacked, first and foremost you should focus on backing up your data. Chances are you are going to have to wipe your entire system and start over, and you don't know how long you will be able to use your system.…
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