tac /etc/passwd
Yes "tac" is an inbuilt command :D reverse of cat @agarri.fr
You can use `rev` twice in order to process something from right to left. For example, in order to sort /etc/passwd by shell:
cat /etc/passwd | rev | sort | rev
tac /etc/passwd
Yes "tac" is an inbuilt command :D reverse of cat @agarri.fr
www.nodejs-security.com/tag/mcp/
www.nodejs-security.com/tag/mcp/
No networking required. The post has a demo of a chat app communicating across unprivileged containers.
h4x0r.org/funreliable/
Haven't had much time recently to read on all new research and blogs. Hoping to be back on track by December :)
Haven't had much time recently to read on all new research and blogs. Hoping to be back on track by December :)
The apps are available for download if anyone wants to take a look.
www.invicti.com/blog/securit...
The apps are available for download if anyone wants to take a look.
www.invicti.com/blog/securit...
owasp.org/Top10/2025/0...
The definitive release should be out on November 20th
owasp.org/Top10/2025/0...
The definitive release should be out on November 20th
I appreciate Deno and Node.js (less comprehensive) for this but I'm unconvinced this helps against supply chain security attacks
I appreciate Deno and Node.js (less comprehensive) for this but I'm unconvinced this helps against supply chain security attacks
Read More → socket.dev/blog/pep-810-proposes-explicit-lazy-imports-for-python-3-15
Read More → socket.dev/blog/pep-810-proposes-explicit-lazy-imports-for-python-3-15
I should try this with local password manager like Keepass.
I should try this with local password manager like Keepass.
Harder than I expected but fun.
Harder than I expected but fun.
Starting today, that ends.
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TIL even if there is no stored procedure, we can call inbuilt pg functions via SQLI
Bit obvious after reading
" but you only know, what you dont know after knowing what you know "
TIL even if there is no stored procedure, we can call inbuilt pg functions via SQLI
Bit obvious after reading
" but you only know, what you dont know after knowing what you know "