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 (async () => {
    const delay = ms => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms));
    const tweets = new Map();

    const extract = () => {
      document.querySelectorAll('article[data-testid="tweet"]').forEach(el => {
        const textEl = el.querySelector('[data-testid="tweetText"]');
        const timeEl = el.querySelector('time');
        const likeEl = el.querySelector('[data-testid="like"] span[data-testid="app-text-transition-container"]');
        const retweetEl = el.querySelector('[data-testid="retweet"] span[data-testid="app-text-transition-container"]');

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 (async () => {
    const cutoff = new Date(Date.now() - 30 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
    const seen = new Map();

    const sleep = ms => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms));

    function collectFromPage() {
      const articles = [...document.querySelectorAll('article')];
      for (const article of articles) {
        const timeEl = article.querySelector('time');

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Essential MySQL Tamper Scripts

Most Effective General Purpose:

--tamper=between,randomcase,space2comment

• between - Replaces > with NOT BETWEEN 0 AND # and = with BETWEEN # AND #
• randomcase - Randomizes case of keywords (bypass case-sensitive filters)
• space2comment - Replaces spaces with /**/ comments

For WAF/Filter Bypass:

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*.bamgrid.com
*.bamtech.co
*.brightcove.net
*.dazn.com
*.dazn.link
*.daznbet.com
*.daznbet.de
*.dazndn.com
*.dazngroup.com
*.discomax.com

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// ESP8266 433MHz Tesla Signal Transmitter
// Transmits Tesla charging port unlock signals continuously

#define TX_PIN 5   // GPIO5 (D1 on NodeMCU) - Connect your 433MHz transmitter data pin here
#define LED_PIN 2  // GPIO2 (Built-in LED on most ESP8266 boards)

// Signal arrays
const int16_t signal_433_Tesla_Captured_EU_AUS[] = {
  400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -400,
  400, -400, 400, -400, 400, -1200, 400, -400, 400, -400, 800, -800, 400, -400, 800, -800, 800, -800, 400, -400,

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Attacking Spring Boot Servers: Actuator Endpoints and Bypasses

Spring Boot Actuators provide production-ready features to monitor and manage your application. While incredibly useful for developers and operations teams, misconfigured or exposed Actuator endpoints can introduce significant security risks. This document outlines how to identify, exploit, and bypass common configurations of Spring Boot Actuator endpoints.

1. Understanding Spring Boot Actuators

Spring Boot Actuators expose various operational information about the running application, such as health, metrics, info, environment properties, and more. It's crucial to understand the differences in endpoint exposure between Spring Boot 1.x and 2.x+:

• Spring Boot 1.x: Actuator endpoints were typically exposed directly at the root context (e.g., /health, /env, /metrics).
• Spring Boot 2.x+: By default, Actuator endpoints are exposed under the /actuator/ base path (e.g., /actuator/health, /actuator/env).

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Spanish/Irish Day Trip Options

Option 1: Dublin, Ireland - 16th July 2025

Detail	Information
Route	LPL → DUB
Date	Wednesday, 16 July 2025
Outbound	07:40 - Ryanair - £14.99
Return	23:10 - Ryanair - £14.99
Total Cost	£29.98

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Ruby Deserialization Security Scanner
=====================================

A safe security testing tool for identifying Ruby deserialization vulnerabilities.

DISCLAIMER: This tool is for authorized security testing only.
- Only use on systems you own or have explicit permission to test
- Do not use for malicious purposes

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tag,md5_hash
v4.5.2,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.5.1,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.5.0,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.5.0-rc2,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.5.0-rc1,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.5.0-beta,964f2c45611e5493ec0f0bff28048378
v4.4.6,f76f529fb9a8f5ee7c31c263a5302e28
v4.4.5,dd6e694889251b05d5ef265fb4b471c9
v4.4.4,640e89cc49beee2057dc4f527ee17015

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- Kevin Lacey — The FAA’s Administrator had launched an investigation into SpaceX after a spectacular rocket explosion; he’s now been forced out. 
— The Department of Justice was looking into possible violations of securities and other laws by Musk and Tesla; it’s probably safe to assume that investigation won’t go any farther. 
— The USAID Inspector General was investigating how Musk's SpaceX Starlink satellite terminals, purchased with USAID funds, were used in Ukraine’s war to defend itself from Russia. 
— The Department of Defense’s Inspector General opened a review in 2024 into alleged repeated failures by Musk and SpaceX to properly disclose their contact with foreign leaders; he’s now fired. 
— The USDA Inspector General's office was investigating alleged animal abuse at Neuralink, Musk’s brain implant company; he’s been fired. 
— The National Transportation Safety Board, overseen by the DOT, had several open probes into Tesla regarding its remote and self-driving vehicles; odds are they’ll be dropped