To quickly view a .CSV file using PowerShell, pipe the file in question to the Out-GridView cmdlet.

Import-CSV .\test.csv | Out-GridView -Title "CSV File"

SQLMAP adalah penetrasi open source pengujian alat yang mengotomatisasi proses mendeteksi dan mengeksploitasi kelemahan SQL injection dan mengambil alih server database.

oke setelah melihat tentang penjelasan tersebut kita akan langsung coba praktekan oke Tutorial Sql Injection Dengan SQLMAP Kali Linux

Tutorial Sql Injection Dengan SQLMAP Kali Linux

pertama yang harus anda lakukan adalah mencari target website yang vuln sql injection dengan menggunakan dork dibawah ini,copy paste dork ni di google



lalu setelah mendapatkan target kita coba tambahkan tanda ' pada ujung addres bar website target disini saya mempunyai website dengan bug sql injection yaitu http://www.woodbridgeparty.com/products.php?id=111 setelah itu saya coba tambahkan tanda petik di ujung angka 111 seperti ini http://www.woodbridgeparty.com/products.php?id=111' maka akan ada error berarti web itu vuln sql injection dan kita bisa lanjutakan tahap berikutnya yaitu menginject bug tersebut dengan sqlmap


setelah itu buka terminal dan masukan perintah berikut :
sqlmap -u http://website-target.com/contoh.php?id=1 --dbs silahkan ganti website target sesuai website yang kita inject yang memiliki bug sql injection seperti diatas


setalah itu tekan enter dan tunggu sampai sqlmap mendapatkan informasi database target proses ini kira kira sekitar 5 menit tergantu koneksi anda, setelah selesai kita akan mendapatkan database target maka langkah selanjutnya menampilkan tables database tersebut denga perintah :
sqlmap -u http://website-target.com/contoh.php?id=1 -D namadatabase --tables


setelah itu tekan enter dan tunggu beberapa saat sampai sqlmap mendapatkan tables dari database website tersebut jika sudah maka akan tampil tables database website tersebut langkah selanjutnya kita jalankan perintah untuk mengetahui isi columns dari tables database tersebut dengan perintah :
sqlmap -u http://website-target.com/contoh.php?id=1 -D namadatabase -T namatables --columns

By default, an Amazon Kindle does not support the .EPUB format.  One option is to convert the .EPUB file to a .MOBI format, which a Kindle supports.  One application that can perform this conversion is called Calibre.  A portable version for Windows can be found at:

http://calibre-ebook.com/download_portable

After extracting the program to a folder, launch the application.   An initial setup wizard should appear asking for parameters such as language and the device.  You can leave the device to generic.

Use the Add Books button to select the .EPUB file in question.  Select it in the list and then use the Convert Books button from the menu.

Select the output format of MOBI in the dialog box near the top right hand corner of the new dialog box, and click on the OK button at the bottom of the screen.

The job status progress should be displayed near the lower right-hand corner of the main dialog box.

Once completed, look under the Calibre Library subfolder to find the .MOBI version of the file.

The Disk Cleanup utility is not available by default with Windows Server 2012 R2.  To enable it, the Desktop Experience component must be installed either via the Server Manager or PowerShell.  The PowerShell command to use would be:

Install-WindowsFeature Desktop-Experience

A reboot is required before the Disk Cleanup utility is functional.

After you upload your pictures from your digital camera to your Linux computer, you want to view them without having to manually open each one. This post explains how to create a slide show from a set of picture files using ffmpeg, a command-line tool. My next post turns to Imagination, a GUI-based tool, to achieve the same goal.

To create a video from still images,

$ ffmpeg -r 1/3 -i image-%03d.png -vcodec copy out.mp4

Notes:

• Order matters

  In general, options are applied to the next specified file on the command line. For instance, the -r (aka, frame rate) option applies to the PNG files, not the MP4 file. The order of specifying options is important for ffmpeg.

• -r

  This is the frame rate specified in frames per second. The default is 25 which is too fast for human consumption. For a quick view of a large number of pictures, I prefer 3 seconds per frame, or 1/3 frame per second, hence -r 1/3.

• -i

  The input picture files must be sequentially numbered, starting with the number 1. The image-%03d.png pattern matches files image-001.png, image-002.png, etc.

  The input files must share the same size (e.g., 1280 x 720 pixels) and format (e.g., PNG).

• -vcodec copy

  The video input stream will be copied as is to the output file. Without this parameter, I found that the last picture file is omitted from the output video.

A slide show can be quite bland without background music. You can enhance the slide show by adding an audio stream from a sound file using the following command:

     
$ ffmpeg -r 1/3 -i image-%03d.png -i music.mp3 -vcodec copy -strict experimental out.mp4 

Notes:

• -i

  The video file (PNG) and the audio file (MP3) are specified.

• -strict experimental

  This option is required because the default AAC audio encoder is experimental in ffmpeg.

Ideally, the duration of both the video and audio input files is the same. Otherwise, you may be staring at the video with no background music, or listening to the music while the video is stuck at the last frame. The simplest solution is to add the -shortest option.

The -shortest option guarantees that the length of the output video does not exceed that of the shortest input stream, audio or video. Therefore, when the video stops, so does the audio, and vice versa.

$ ffmpeg -r 1/3 -i image-%03d.png -i music.mp3 -vcodec copy -strict experimental -shortest out.mp4 

If your audio is longer than the video, you can enable video looping by specifying -loop 1. The net effect is that the video will restart at the beginning if it finishes before the audio does.

$ ffmpeg  -loop 1 -r 1/3 -i image-%03d.png -i music.mp3 -vcodec copy -shortest -strict experimental out.mp4 

Note that -loop applies to video looping only. The audio track is not looped if it finishes before the video.

Using ffmpeg, you can create a basic, no-thrill slide show from your still pictures. If you want to add animation effect while transitioning from 1 slide to the next, please see my next post on the Imagination GUI tool.

If you are interested in what else you can do with ffmpeg, please read my earlier post on Capturing video snapshots.

ubugnu discovered a vulnerability in Facebook that you can search the users in the Facebook by random generated telephone numbers. He also developed a bash script to proof his concept. The script will find all the matching telephone numbers to the owners (Facebook users who have registered their telephone number in their accounts).



For details, please read the developer's GitHub page.



That's all! See you.



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