code-injection

问题 How do you elevate user rights to root using the Authorization API so that it is possible to use mach_inject? 回答1: You don't need to be root to use mach_inject; instead, you need to sign your code. For testing purposes only (and in 10.4/10.5) you can also make your application setgid procmod. See TN2206 for more information. 回答2: Old question, but incorrect answer: Unless you own the pid/task, you actually do need to EITHER be root or be a member of procmod. In OS X, this has little to do

问题 I'm injecting a DLL into a target process to act as a helper while playing an MMORPG (currently functionality converts key press into mouse clicks, as the MMORPG requires the user to move their mouse for certain functionality, something I despise.) Let's say I want to uninject my DLL for whatever reason, how would I go about it? Is this method clean? bool running = true; while (running) // This is the only thread I'm using, and it is running in "realtime" { // Do keyboard handing stuff in

问题 i was wondering just like in conventional RDMS there is SQL injection so in PHP we use PDO for injection prevention but what do we use to prevent injection in Neo4j. I'm using neo4j RST api via jquery and via neo4jphp module.. So any suggestion guys. Thanks In Advance.. 回答1: One of the values of using web services is decoupling the client from the implementation of the service. In your case, this means that REST abstracts away the details of the Cypher queries Neo4jPHP makes on your behalf.

问题 I'm using the Koin library for an Android project. I want to share some instances between modules since they are used a lot throughout the application. For instance: val moduleA = module { scope(named<FragmentA>()) { scoped { FirebaseFirestore.getInstance() } scoped { LocalDatabase.getInstance(App.sContext) } scoped { NetworkDataSourceA(get()) } } } val moduleB = module { scope(named<FragmentB>()) { scoped { FirebaseFirestore.getInstance() } scoped { LocalDatabase.getInstance(App.sContext) }

问题 I'm using the Koin library for an Android project. I want to share some instances between modules since they are used a lot throughout the application. For instance: val moduleA = module { scope(named<FragmentA>()) { scoped { FirebaseFirestore.getInstance() } scoped { LocalDatabase.getInstance(App.sContext) } scoped { NetworkDataSourceA(get()) } } } val moduleB = module { scope(named<FragmentB>()) { scoped { FirebaseFirestore.getInstance() } scoped { LocalDatabase.getInstance(App.sContext) }

问题 I'm writing a REST interface to a MongoDB database program, and I'm trying to implement search functionality. I'd like to expose the entire MongoDB interface. I have two questions, really, but they're related so I'm putting them in one post: Is it safe to decode untrusted JSON with the Python json module, or is it like the pickle module in that it could allow arbitrary code execution? Is it safe to pass that decoded JSON to the PyMongo find() function? 回答1: Python's JSON module should be safe

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 7 months ago . We are writing a Linux bash shell script that receives arguments. We wanted to fail the script when it receives possible shell injections commands as parameters. I have added some commands below using regex. Can someone give me possible list of all such commands so that we can

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 7 months ago . We are writing a Linux bash shell script that receives arguments. We wanted to fail the script when it receives possible shell injections commands as parameters. I have added some commands below using regex. Can someone give me possible list of all such commands so that we can

问题 I have read here the mantra "never trust user input" and it makes sense. I can understand that any field that is typed in by the user is suspect. However, what about drop down select fields? Can they be used for any type of injection? I have sanitized all the fields that allow a user to type in, and also used mysqli prepared statements for insertion into the database. However, there are three drop-downs in my form and was wondering if I need to do anything about them? 回答1: Every single

问题 Using JavaScript, how can i open a new window (loading, say, http://www.google.com in the process) and inject/insert this code into its body: <script type="text/javascript">alert(document.title);</script> I know how to open a new window, but i don't know how to add the script to the new window and run it: var ww = window.open('http://www.google.com'); 回答1: No . This would violate the same origin policy implemented by most (all?) browsers to protect their users. Imagine if this were possible: