| def stub(original_function, replacements): | |
| """ | |
| stub(function, [((input), corresponding output)]) -> function | |
| Stubs a function with fake input/output. | |
| Stubbing is reentrant, and every call to stub should be reset using | |
| `retrieve_original_function`. | |
| Arguments: | |
| original_function: the function to defer to in unstubbed cases. |
What is Netcat?
For the callback shell described in the lesson, what construct do we use to temporarily hold output from bash before sending it back over the wire?
Sometimes you are attacking another system, and you've already pwned a remote code execution vulnerability, but you want a way to get a persistent connection to that box. If you connect to that box and listen on some port, then it will be really easy for a user of that box to detect your existence. On a Linux box, they could simply type netstat -lntp to reveal all applications that are listening.
Netcat is a program that lets you run arbitrary TCP or UDP
| test git:(master) ✗ ./test-burgers 5 5 100 | |
| Chefs: 5, Students: 5, Burgers: 100 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 1 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 2 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 3 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 4 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 5 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 6 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 7 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 8 |
| ➜ test git:(master) ✗ ./test-burgers 5 5 100 | |
| Chefs: 5, Students: 5, Burgers: 100 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 1 | |
| Chef 2 created burger 2 | |
| Chef 3 created burger 3 | |
| Chef 4 created burger 4 | |
| Chef 5 created burger 5 | |
| Student 1 consumed burger 5 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 6 | |
| Chef 2 created burger 7 |
| ➜ test git:(master) ✗ ./test-burgers 1 1 100 | |
| Chefs: 1, Students: 1, Burgers: 100 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 1 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 2 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 3 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 4 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 5 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 6 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 7 | |
| Chef 1 created burger 8 |
| Command: | |
| xmonad-wallpapers | |
| Should read from the config file and apply any changes to the current setup. | |
| You can call it whatever you want though. xmonad-wallpapers is just something | |
| I thought of just now. xmomar-wallpapers... xchiefdump... | |
| ~/.xmonad-wallpapers file format: | |
| Every line is of the following format: | |
| Index <Absolute path of image> <Position> <Color> |
| public class ExampleClass { | |
| int exampleField; | |
| public Example() { | |
| exampleField = 5; | |
| } | |
| public void exampleMethod() { | |
| System.out.println("This is the exampleMethod printing from ExampleClass, and exampleField is: " + exampleField); | |
| } |
| /** | |
| * David Mah | |
| * | |
| * | |
| * ArrayStack | |
| * The Array Stack is an implementation of the DStack of doubles | |
| * | |
| * The isEmpty and peek operations run in constant time | |
| * The push and pop operations run in amortized constant time | |
| */ |
| ➜ orsen git:(master) ✗ mongo | |
| MongoDB shell version: 2.0.6 | |
| connecting to: test | |
| > show db | |
| Tue Mar 12 00:50:38 uncaught exception: don't know how to show [db] | |
| > show dbs | |
| local (empty) | |
| test 0.203125GB | |
| test-1037351273 0.203125GB | |
| test-1045012380 0.203125GB |