Demo of Tau A small and simple 360 gallery library
This is the demo for a light-weight 360 degree image viewer called Tau. Visit the Github project page for documentation.
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request = self.backend.recv_multipart()
worker, _, client = request[:3]
// parsing data size
md = json.loads(request[-1])
// receiving actual data
request = self.backend.recv_multipart()
worker, _, client = request[:3]
free_a_worker(worker)
_, reply = request[3:]
X = np.frombuffer(memoryview(reply), dtype=md["dtype"])
finish_jobs[client].append(X.reshape(md["shape"]))
if self.frontend in sockets:
// Get next client request, route to last-used worker
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free_a_worker(worker)
if client != b"READY" and len(request) > 3:
_, reply = request[3:]
finish_jobs[client].append(pickle.loads(reply))
else:
poller.register(self.frontend, zmq.POLLIN)


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Handling Cursor Failures
Cursors exist on a MongoDB server. However, the mongoc_cursor_t structure gives the local process a handle to the cursor. It is possible for errors to occur on the server while iterating a cursor on the client. Even a network partition may occur. This means that applications should be robust in handling cursor failures.
While iterating cursors, you should check to see if an error has occurred. See the following example for how to robustly check for errors.
static void
print_all_documents (mongoc_collection_t *collection)
{
mongoc_cursor_t *cursor;
const bson_t *doc;
bson_error_t error;
bson_t query = BSON_INITIALIZER;
char *str;
cursor = mongoc_collection_find (collection, MONGOC_QUERY_NONE, 0, 0, 0,
query, NULL, NULL);
while (mongoc_cursor_more (cursor) && mongoc_cursor_next (cursor, &doc)) {
str = bson_as_json (doc, NULL);
printf ("%s\n", str);
bson_free (str);
}
if (mongoc_cursor_error (cursor, &error)) {
fprintf (stderr, "Failed to iterate all documents: %s\n", error.message);
}
mongoc_cursor_destroy (cursor);
}
Destroying Server-Side Cursors
The MongoDB C driver will automatically destroy a server-side cursor when mongoc_cursor_destroy() is called. Failure to call this function when done with a cursor will leak memory client side as well as consume extra memory server side. If the cursor was configured to never timeout, it will become a memory leak on the server.
Tailable Cursors
Tailable cursors are cursors that remain open even after they've returned a final result. This way, if more documents are added to a collection (i.e., to the cursor's result set), then you can continue to call mongoc_cursor_next() to retrieve those additional results.
Here's a complete test case that demonstrates the use of tailable cursors.
Note that tailable cursors are for capped collections only.
mongoc-tail.c
#include <bson.h> #include <mongoc.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #ifdef _WIN32 #define sleep(_n) Sleep((_n) * 1000) #endif static void print_bson (const bson_t *b) { char *str; str = bson_as_json(b, NULL); fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", str); bson_free(str); } static mongoc_cursor_t * query_collection (mongoc_collection_t *collection, uint32_t last_time) { mongoc_cursor_t *cursor; bson_t query; bson_t gt; BSON_ASSERT(collection); bson_init(&query); bson_append_document_begin(&query, "ts", 2, >); bson_append_timestamp(>, "$gt", 3, last_time, 0); bson_append_document_end(&query, >); cursor = mongoc_collection_find(collection, (MONGOC_QUERY_TAILABLE_CURSOR | MONGOC_QUERY_AWAIT_DATA | MONGOC_QUERY_SLAVE_OK), 0, 0, 0, &query, NULL, NULL); bson_destroy(&query); return cursor; } static void tail_collection (mongoc_collection_t *collection) { mongoc_cursor_t *cursor; uint32_t last_time; const bson_t *doc; bson_error_t error; bson_iter_t iter; BSON_ASSERT(collection); last_time = (uint32_t)time(NULL); while (true) { cursor = query_collection(collection, last_time); while (!mongoc_cursor_error(cursor, &error) && mongoc_cursor_more(cursor)) { if (mongoc_cursor_next(cursor, &doc)) { if (bson_iter_init_find(&iter, doc, "ts") && BSON_ITER_HOLDS_TIMESTAMP(&iter)) { bson_iter_timestamp(&iter, &last_time, NULL); } print_bson(doc); } } if (mongoc_cursor_error(cursor, &error)) { if ((error.domain == MONGOC_ERROR_QUERY) && (error.code == MONGOC_ERROR_QUERY_NOT_TAILABLE)) { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", error.message); exit(1); } } mongoc_cursor_destroy(cursor); sleep(1); } } int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { mongoc_collection_t *collection; mongoc_client_t *client; if (argc != 2) { fprintf(stderr, "usage: %s MONGO_URI\n", argv[0]); return EXIT_FAILURE; } mongoc_init(); client = mongoc_client_new(argv[1]); if (!client) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid URI: \"%s\"\n", argv[1]); return EXIT_FAILURE; } collection = mongoc_client_get_collection(client, "local", "oplog.rs"); tail_collection(collection); mongoc_collection_destroy(collection); mongoc_client_destroy(client); return 0; }
Let's compile and run this example against a replicaSet to see updates as they are made.
$ gcc -Wall -o mongoc-tail mongoc-tail.c $(pkg-config --cflags --libs libmongoc-1.0) $ ./mongoc-tail mongodb://example.com/?replicaSet=myReplSet { "ts" : { "$timestamp" : { "t" :<PHONE_NUMBER>, "i" : 1 } }, "h" : -8458503739429355503, "v" : 2, "op" : "i", "ns" : "test.test", "o" : { "_id" : { "$oid" : "5372ab0a25164be923d10d50" } } }
The line of output is a sample from performing db.test.insert({}) from the mongo shell on the given replicaSet.


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Is this the biggest PR so far? Adds +3,634 lines.
Of course, because writing an all-singing all-dancing dualize
tactic still feels hard, you get to divide that number by exactly two, since everything gets said exactly twice ...
Is dualize
harder than to_additive
?
Yes. At the very least, there needs to be a mechanism to tell it which category needs to be "opposited" --- lots of the theorems we have in the limits PR talk about several categories at once, and it's the categories we take limits in that need to be switched, while the diagram categories don't.
If someone wants to prove me wrong, and start writing a dualize
tactic, that would be awesome. :-)
I've just removed examples/CommRing/equalizers.lean
, that still deserved more work, and so the limits
branch is ready for further review and/or merging.
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easing: String A string indicating which easing function to use for the transition.
callback: Callback A function to call once the animation is complete.
showOrHide: Boolean A Boolean indicating whether to show or hide the elements.
Note: The event handling suite also has a method named .toggle(). Which one is fired depends on the set of arguments passed.
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$('#book').toggle('slow', function() {
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});
});
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, then the matched elements are shown; if false
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$('#foo').toggle(showOrHide);
is equivalent to:
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$('#foo').show();
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The purpose of this tip is to show you how to find the default Skype's account name.
The Problem
I needed to code a function that extracts data from the default Skype account on a given computer. To do so, I first needed to locate the default account name. I found a simple way of doing so.
The Solution
The Skype default account’s name is stored in a file named “shared.xml”. This file is stored in C:\users\username\AppData\Roaming\Skype\.
First, we need to find this location as the exact path we need to access varies based on username.
To do so, we use:
SHGetSpecialFolderPath
and pass CSIDL_APPDATA as its parameter.
According to MSDB, "The file system directory that serves as a common repository for application-specific data.".
So to get that path, we call:
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This file is obviously anXML file
. So the next step is to open "shared.xml" located in that path and extract from it the desired information.
To do so, we need an XML parser and RapidXML is the one I recommend. RapidXml is a very fast, open source XML parser which preserves its usability, is portable, is W3C compatible compatible. It is an in-situ parser written in modern C++, with parsing speed approaching that of strlen function executed on the same data.
In order to find the default account's name, we first need to find in this file the “Account” element and inside of it to find the “default” element where the account name will be found.
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I have taken the opportunity to demonstrate a minimal MFC application, created by scratch and not using the Visual Studio Wizard, whilst containing only the necessary definitions and include files.
The source code which accompanies this tip was created and compiled under Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate.
Since this tip was published I was asked to add further instructions for obtaining stored Skype chat logs and other stored information and I plan to do that in my next tip or article.
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Michael N. Haephrati, is an entrepreneur, inventor and a musician. Haephrati worked on many ventures starting from HarmonySoft, designing Rashumon, the first Graphical Multi-lingual word processor for Amiga computer. During 1995-1996 he worked as a Contractor with Apple at Cupertino. Worked at a research institute made the fist steps developing the credit scoring field in Israel. He founded Target Scoring and developed a credit scoring system named ThiS, based on geographical statistical data, participating VISA CAL, Isracard, Bank Leumi and Bank Discount (Target Scoring, being the VP Business Development of a large Israeli institute).
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[gecode-users] Stop search
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Sun Apr 7 19:48:32 CEST 2013
Hi Christine,
Hmm, no you can't use stop objects for that.
Why would adding the condition sum(CanBeTaken) >= 4 to the script as a
constraint not work? Then you would know that any solution would satisfy
this property?
Best
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Of christine bouzant
Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2013 10:01 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Stop search
Dear all,
I am new to gecode and constraint programming, so sorry by advance for my
questions.
I'd like to stop search when in my model i have the condition
sum(CanBeTaken) >=4 where CanBeTaken is a BoolVarArray.
I have read about stop objects but as i understand, a stop object cannot
take a model as argument since everything is copied in Gecode, right ?
Would you have a solution to stop search, depending of the current state of
the model ?
Cheers,
Christine.
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Born in Rochester, New York, Zach was either being used as mosquito bait by his loving parents at the cottage or trying to keep up with his older sister Kim, and his two older cousins Brenden and Brie. As a result, he picked up all of their collective hobbies, including playing guitar, lacrosse, skiing, waterskiing, and swimming (Dad's influence). After graduating from Colgate University with a degree in Geology, Zach continued on to the University of Canterbury, completing his Ph.D. in Hazards and Disaster Management in 2013. He then went on to work in Advanced Analytics with Deloitte LLP in Washington, D.C.
HOW WE MET
In 2005, Zach spotted Widad in Frank's, the dining hall at Colgate University; Widad didn't spot Zach. Early 2006, Widad attended a birthday party for one of Zach's roommates. Zach spotted Widad but Widad didn't spot Zach. She was wearing riding pants. In the fall of 2006, Widad introduced herself to Zach, and Zach responded: "I know". Later that year, Widad was watching What Dreams May Come with one of Zach's roommates. Zach, coming home from the library (no joke), saw the movie and said "I love this movie" and that's when it began.
THE ENGAGEMENT
After moving from New Zealand to Washington D.C. to begin their respective careers, Widad and Zach found their perfect apartment in Adams Morgan. They moved in on Thursday, September 12th, and on Friday the 13th, Zach got down on one knee and proposed. Instead of saying yes right away, Widad made Zach wait for 7 seconds (literally counting 1...2...3...etc.), with each second symbolizing every year Zach didn't propose. After she finished her counting recital, she said yes and put Zach out of his misery.
Wedding
CEREMONY
The Greenpoint Loft
67 West St Brooklyn, NY
Saturday, November 29th
6:00 PM on the 5th floor
*Adult reception to follow
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Rehearsal Dinner
Friday, November 28th at 8pm
Ceremony
Saturday, November 29th at 6pm (reception to follow)
Breakfast
Sunday, November 30th at 10am
Accomodations
HOTELS
Wythe Hotel (0.7 miles away)
80 Wythe Ave
(between 12th St & 11th St
New York, NY 11211
718.460.8000
$TBD
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King & Grove Williamsburg (0.7 miles away)
160 North 12th St
Brooklyn, NY 11249
718.218.7500
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Hotel Le Jolie (1.2 miles away)
235 Meeker Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
866.526.4097
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I have always been impressed by the way mushroom takes possession of the entire body (not only the brain as with MJ) even on low doses. This time was no exception. The onset was very quick and 30 min. after ingestion, my limbs were very heavy and I was walking like a drunk man. Where ever I gazed, the swirling, moving effect around my line of sight was present. The place I had decided to retreat to is a quiet, isolated spot in a mountain nearby. I was afraid not being able to make it. But I concentrated my attention on that goal and in 15 min. of erratic walking, there I was.
It was about time. I was so weak, I was barely able to move an arm or to keep my jaws closed. I layed in a hollow formed by a tree roots, made myself comfortable and tried to relax. It is a very nice place with view at the mountaintop with a few trees in the fore ground. But what I was seen was iridescent pattern web underlining every single spaces between intertwined branches. There, near the mountaintop, 4 prey birds were flying in circle leaving a shadow image behind them as in videoclip effect. At the same time, I was in awe listening to 'Joshua tree' by U2.
My thought pattern was very fast, almost instinctive. There was no need for words. Forming words was too slow. I was just following a rapid succession of thought-clusters or impressions complete by themselves on various subjects such as medicine, art, relationship with my loved ones, etc. Just trying to write down some impression, the act of writing, those beautiful and gracious patterns, different hues of the ink on the paper, beauty and meaning of the words made me think that writing was a form of art or miracle.
I was also conscious at the same time of a parallel speech in my mind which was independent of my own inner speech. It had a life of his own. It 'sounded' French (I am French speaking) but had no meaning. It was so rapid, I failed writing down any word at least phonetically and being meaningless they left no trace in the short memory. Very strange phenomenon. Could be linked to glossolalia ??
If I paid attention, I could also hear the characteristic 'buzzing' of the tryptamine. But at the moment, it did not seem important so it was just there and I noticed it.
Another strange effect was that I could feel something and his contrary at the same time. Like feeling all the aspects or characteristics of something at the same time, which reminded me of something I have read; 'There is no good or bad but degrees of perfection'. I was experiencing it within me.
Coming out of my head, I then payed attention to my surrounding. There were small trees nearby and I could feel their pleasure being warmed by the sun and the way they spread their branches looked like a praise they were making. Beauty was everywhere. Then the song 'One tree hill' by U2 started playing and then it was too much for me. I broke in cry and couldn't stop. All this was too beautiful, too intense, almost painful and I was wondering if one could die from too much beauty. I was overwhelmed.
It was two hours after ingestion and I was beginning to feel sick. I was out of breath and thirsty but water couldn't help, it just made me nauseous. I saw 2 mountain bikers on a trail nearby, they couldn't see me but I decided I was too exposed. The last thing I wanted was being found by a human being in the state of confusion I was now in. So I moved the best I could in a bush near a pond and there I spent the worst 1 ½ hour of my life.
I was out of breath, I thought I was dying. I thought I was losing my mind because now I couldn't understand anything. Everything was too complicated. I was sure no coming back was possible. I thought nobody had been that far on shrooms. I felt I did not had the right to do this to my loved ones who needs me etc. Mental and moral torment. But still, I tried to hold on relying on what I had read online from other shroom-heads: relax, you will be ok in a few hours, etc. And eventually this phase ended up. I knew I was out of trouble and back at level 3: I could enjoy the beauty of geometric patterns with eyes closed.
The landing was smooth and slow and I enjoyed walking in nature. The entire thing from dropping to landing lasted 7 hours. So now three months later, having gathered my ideas, I decided to try to make sense out of it and write a report.
CONCLUSIONS:
At first, I romantically thought that I had a rendez-vous with Mother Nature. Instead, I realized I had been convoked by Her. She showed me her strength, her strangeness.  Every shroom-head who did large dose should be given a medal.
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| Application domain type | m-Health |
| Authentication | Yes |
| Authentication schemes | Biometric-based authentication ; ID-based authentication |
| Has DB | Yes |
| Type of database | SQL (Relational Database) |
| Which DB | MySQL |
| Type of information handled | Personal Information ; Confidential Data ; Critical Data |
| Storage Location | Both |
| User Registration | Yes |
| Type of Registration | The users will register themselves |
| Programming Languages | HTML5 + CSS + JavaScript |
| Input Forms | Yes |
| Upload Files | Yes |
| The system has logs | Yes |
| The system has regular updates | Yes |
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In this type of attack an active man listen and change communications between Mobile Device and Cloud. In other hand, in this attack an intruder enters in the ongoing conversation between sender and the receiver and makes them believe that conversation is taking place between them only.
This type of attack occurs whenever an attacker intends to intercept communications in order to interpret or alter the original data in transit between the sender and the receiver establishing a conversation.
The attacker generally and depending on whether the communication situation is encrypted or not, is able to modify the cryptographically unprotected communication or modify the cryptographically protected communication. More specifically, it will have the following powers:
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to malicious MitM attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
This type of attack consists in trying to access a system using some mechanism or simply using trial-and-error, aiming to guess the password of a legitimate user of that system. The success of this attack depends largely on the cryptographic scheme used for authentication and access control to the system, as well as the nature of the password set by the legitimate user.
In this attack, some asset, namely, information, functionality, identity, etc., is protected by a finite secret value. The attacker attempts to gain access to this asset by using trial-and-error to exhaustively explore all the possible secret values in the hope of finding the secret (or a value that is functionally equivalent) that will unlock the asset. Examples of secrets can include, but are not limited to, passwords, encryption keys, database lookup keys, and initial values to one-way functions. The key factor in this attack is the attackers' ability to explore the possible secret space rapidly. This, in turn, is a function of the size of the secret space and the computational power the attacker is able to bring to bear on the problem. If the attacker has modest resources and the secret space is large, the challenge facing the attacker is intractable. Assuming a finite secret space, a brute force attack will eventually succeed. The defender must rely on making sure that the time and resources necessary to do so will exceed the value of the information.
This type of attack can be carried out in two different ways: 1. Encryption Brute Forcing; 2. Password Brute Forcing.
In order to mitigate the Brute Force type attacks it is convenient to follow the good practice guidelines, aiming at incorporating the security mechanisms during the coding and implementation phase and carrying out the security tests suggested and present in the report during the verification phase, with the purpose of ensuring that the functional requirements linked to security and the non-functional requirements of the application to be developed or deployed are met.
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Eavesdropping is a type of attack where the attacker tries to gain access to sensitive information of legitimate users from the messages (text, voice and video) exchanged between two or more users of Instant Messaging (IM) applications. The same applies to recorded calls, call logs and multimedia stored in clear text in memory cards.
An adversary intercepts a form of communication (e.g. text, audio, video) by way of software (e.g., microphone and audio recording application), hardware (e.g., recording equipment), or physical means (e.g., physical proximity). The goal of eavesdropping is typically to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information about the target for financial, personal, political, or other gains. It entails listening in on the raw audio source of a conversation between two or more parties. This type of attack can be carried out in two different ways: 1. Shoulder Surfing (Physical Eavesdropping); 2. Probe Audio and Video Peripheralsn (Software Eavesdropping).
In order to mitigate the espionage type attacks it is convenient to follow the good practice guidelines, aiming at incorporating the security mechanisms during the coding and implementation phase and carrying out the security tests suggested and present in the report during the verification phase, with the purpose of ensuring that the functional requirements linked to security and the non-functional requirements of the application to be developed or deployed are met.
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Eavesdropping is a type of attack where the attacker tries to gain access to sensitive information of legitimate users from the messages (text, voice and video) exchanged between two or more users of Instant Messaging (IM) applications. The same applies to recorded calls, call logs and multimedia stored in clear text in memory cards.
An adversary intercepts a form of communication (e.g. text, audio, video) by way of software (e.g., microphone and audio recording application), hardware (e.g., recording equipment), or physical means (e.g., physical proximity). The goal of eavesdropping is typically to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information about the target for financial, personal, political, or other gains. It entails listening in on the raw audio source of a conversation between two or more parties. This type of attack can be carried out in two different ways: 1. Shoulder Surfing (Physical Eavesdropping); 2. Probe Audio and Video Peripheralsn (Software Eavesdropping).
In order to mitigate the espionage type attacks it is convenient to follow the good practice guidelines, aiming at incorporating the security mechanisms during the coding and implementation phase and carrying out the security tests suggested and present in the report during the verification phase, with the purpose of ensuring that the functional requirements linked to security and the non-functional requirements of the application to be developed or deployed are met.
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In short, Cross Site Scripting (XSS) allows an attacker to execute a browser script bypassing access control mechanisms such as the same origin policy. During this attack a malicious script is injected into web content and user considering it to be authentic executes it over its own machine, thus giving either control of the machine or exposure of confidential information to the attacker.
Being an attack that exploits vulnerabilities in web applications, the attacker in this type of attack executes malicious database claims, exploiting improper validation of data flowing from the user to the database. The attacker's goal is to access the intended party's confidential data by inserting malicious code into the user's web page in order to redirect them to their site. There are two ways to forge this type of attack:
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to XSS attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
O Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) é um ataque que força um utilizador final a executar acções indesejadas numa aplicação na qual está autenticado naquele momento.
Este tipo de ataque tem como finalidade a mudança de estado e não o roubo de dados, dado que o invasor fica impedido de ver a resposta à solicitação falsificada. A condição necessária para que este tipo de ataque tenha sucesso é a existência da permissão de alterações através de solicitações GET.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the CSRF attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed.
In this type of attack the attacker uses DNS to convert the domain name to an IP address for the purpose of accessing the user's confidential data. On the other hand, sender and a receiver get rerouted through some evil connection.
Cache poisoning is the act of introducing false information into a Domain Name System (DNS) cache in order to cause DNS queries to return an incorrect response and, e.g., redirect users to malicious websites. This type of attack can target the cache of an application (e.g., a web browser cache) or a public cache (e.g. a DNS or Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache), exposing the application to a variety of attacks, such as redirection to malicious websites and malware injection.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the DNS attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed.
In this type of attack, one of the strategies used by the attackers, after coding the malicious links, is to take them to phishing sites or execute fraudulent codes. In addition, in order to end this type of attack, the attackers often print the malicious QR codes on small stickers that are pasted on pre-existing QR codes. On the other hand, attackers often change selected modules from white to black and vice versa in order to replace the original encoded content.
QR code-based attack is defined as an attack that attempts to lure victims into scanning a QR code that directs them to malicious websites. The key idea behind QR code attacks is that victims might trust the web page or the printed material on which the QR code is displayed, and assume that the associated code is harmless. In addition, attackers use malicious QR codes to direct users to fraudulent web sites, which masquerade as legitimate web sites aiming to steal sensitive personal information such as usernames, passwords or credit card information.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to malicious QR Code attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity and authenticity of the data.
CAPTCHAs were developed in order to prevent the usage of internet resources by bots or computers. They are used to prevent spam and overexploitation of network resources by bots. But recently, it has been found that the spammers (attackers) are able to break the CAPTCHA. In this case, we will be in the presence of an attack of this nature, Captcha Breaking.
In this type of attacks, the attacker can break the CAPTCHAs by using an audio system, can read the CAPTCHAs by using speech to text conversion software and can also break image-based scheme and video-based scheme.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the CAPTCHA Breaking attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed.
In this type of attack, an attacker could provide malicious input with a clever mix of characters and meta characters from a form (e.g., login form) to alter the logic of the SQL command.
Structured Query Language (SQL) Injection Attack is a code injection technique commonly used to attack web applications where an attacker enters SQL characters or keywords into an SQL statement through superuser input parameters for the purpose to change the logic of the desired query.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to SQLi attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, confidentiality, access control, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
Flooding is an enhanced Denial of Service (DoS) attack type, originating from multiple network attack surfaces that were previously compromised to disrupt the services or resources provided by the target server. It differs from DoS in that it generates more traffic, so that the targeted server cannot handle requests. This type of attack generally exposes a weakness in rate limiting or flow.
The Flooding attack attempts to make a service unavailable to intended users by draining the system or network resource. Attackers can now launch various DDoS attacks, including resource-focused attacks (eg, network bandwidth, memory, and CPU) and app-focused attacks (e.g., mobile applications, database service) from almost every attack places. This type of attack can be executed as follows:
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Flooding attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed.
This type of attack is carried out by attackers who use applications that can capture data packets in transit over a network, and if they are not heavily encrypted, can be read or interpreted. The goal of the attacker is to spy on all kinds of conversations and recordings and to listen to communication channels.
This type of attack consists of implant eavesdropping tools in specific network for spying on communication channels, capturing the network traffic behavior and getting the network map. Eavesdropping is dangerous threat that leads to break down the integrity and confidentiality which causes financial and personal failures. There are several ways to get a sniffing attack on a smartphone, as there is a vulnerability in GSM's encryption function for call and SMS privacy, A5 / 1 (it can be stopped second). This vulnerability puts all GSM subscribers at risk of sniffing attacks.
In phishing attack, an adversary sets up a fake URL identical to real Web application fooling the users to enter a valid credentials and certificates.
Phishing is the attempt to acquire sensitive information or to make somebody act in a desired way by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication medium. They are usually targeted at large groups of people. Phishing attacks can be performed over almost any channel, from physical presence of the attacker to websites, social networks or even cloud services. On the other hand, phishing attacks are typically fraudulent email messages which directs to spoofed website. In PaaS cloud environment, these attacks affect both enterprise and users. This is a type of social engineering attack. These attackers convince the customers to reveal their most important data like password or other sensitive information by using bogus web pages, emails, or bloggers.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to malicious Phishing attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
In a nutshell, in a botnet attack scenario the attacker hijacks a set of mobile devices, creating a network of remote controlled zombie devices. This network is called Botnet, from which various types of attacks can be carried out, such as denial of service attacks, malware distribution, phishing, etc.
A botnet is a set of compromised mobile devices. A necessary condition for these devices to be compromised is their infection by malware. This allows attackers/hackers to remotely control this botnet and launch other types of attacks, such as DoS, Phishing, malware injection, etc.
It is an attacking technique used against XML-based applications to modify or compromise their normal operation.
XML Injection (XMLi) attacks are carried out by injecting pieces of XML code along with malicious content into user inputs in order to produce harmful XML messages. The aim of this type of attacks is to compromise the system or system component that receives user inputs, making it malfunction (e.g. crash), or to attack other systems or subsequent components that process those injected XML messages. This type of attack can be classified into 4 categories:
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to Spoofing attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
An attacker impersonates a legitimate user through stealing or predicting a valid session ID.
The necessary condition for the session hijacking attack to occur is the existence of architectural vulnerabilities in the absence of protection for the storage of session identifiers. This vulnerability generally occurs in web applications written in PHP in previous versions (e.g., PHP 4.0 to PHP 4.1.2), As described in CVE-2002-0121.
In a nutshell, spoofing attacks consist of spoofing the caller ID in order to impersonate a trusted entity and thus obtain confidential information in a disguised manner.
In this type of attack, the attacker can spoof the "Caller ID" and impersonate him as a legitimate user, i.e., an attacker could spoof the "Caller ID" and impersonate a trusted party. Recent studies have also shown how to spoof MMS messages that appeared to be messages from a number that operators use to send alerts or update notifications. In addition, base stations can also be counterfeited. On the other hand, there is also the mobile application spoofing attack, which consists of an attack where a malicious mobile application mimics the visual appearance of another one. The goal of the adversary is to trick the user into believing that she is interacting with a genuine application while she interacts with one controlled by the adversary. If such an attack is successful, the integrity of what the user sees as well as the confidentiality of what she inputs into the system can be violated by the adversary.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to Spoofing attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
A malicious user can start or redirect the migration process to a different network in which he has access or untrusted host, or it can just be copied and used elsewhere, which compromise the VM with the passwords, credentials on it and in case of coping it makes it difficult to trace the attacker.
VMs roll back to their previous state if an error occurs. Unfortunately, this factor can re-expose them to security vulnerabilities, and attackers can gain benefit to attack on this compromised hypervisor. It is important to protect the data during migration. In fact, this is the defending of data privacy and integrity from various network attacks during migration. Live migration might be susceptible to many attacks like ”man-in-the-middle”, ”denial-of-service” and ”replay. The data during the migration can be sniffed or tampered easily as it is not encrypted.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to VM Migration attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy, confinement, and authenticity of the data.
This type of attacks ocurre when there is a malicious entity (client, employee, Hypervisor, Cloud Provider/Broker, etc.) takes advantage of its privileges to covertly carry out any malicious activity such as information theft and data destruction or physical infrastructures.
Malicious Hypervisor, Malicious Clients, Malicious Cloud Provider/Broker, etc. are all the other terms which can also be used as an alternative to malicious insiders. This kind of attack occurs from client to server when the person, employee or staffs who know how the system runs, can implant malicious codes to destroy everything in the cloud system.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to Malicious Insiders attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed.
This type of attack occurs when an application escapes from the VM and gains control of VMM, as it escapes the VM privilege and obtains the root privilege.
VM escape is where an application running on a VM can directly have access to the host machine by bypassing the hypervisor, being the root of the system it makes this application escape the VM privilege and gain the root privilege. In this type of attack the attackers attempt to break down the guest OS in order to access the hypervisor or to penetrate the functionalities of other guest OS and underlying host OS. This breaking of the guest OS is called as escape. If the attackers escapes the guest OS it may compromise the hypervisor and as a result it may control over the entire guest OS. In this way the security breach in single point in hypervisor may break down all the hypervisor. If the attacker controls the hypervisor, it can do anything to the VM on the host system.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to VM Escape attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy, authenticity and confinement of the data.
It is a type of attack enabled by leakage of information from a physical cryptosystem.
Side-channel attacks use statistical models such as differential analysis and correlation analysis on the information leaked from the cryptographic device during runtime. While early attacks required attackers to be in physical possession of the device, newer side-channel attacks such as cache-timing attacks or DRAM row buffer attacks are conducted remotely by executing malicious software in the targeted cloud environment. Regarding smartphones/tablets, they have developed more sophisticated side-channel attacks that target the built-in sensors of these devices, allowing them to infer keyboard input on touchscreens through sensor readings of native applications and websites, infer a user's location by the power consumption available in the proc file system (procfs), and infer a user's identity, location and diseases through procfs.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the side-channel attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
In this type of attack an attacker preforms physical modifications on the hardware where the software is implemented.
This type of attack occurs whenever an unauthorized user has physical access to the device. When this access is realized, it is possible to loss, leakage, access or unintentionally disclose of the data or applications to unauthorized users, if the mobile devices are misplaced, lost or theft.
To ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to malicious Tampering attack, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security tests present in the full report are followed to ensure authenticity, integrity, privacy and authenticity of the data.
These are DDoS-type attacks that target a Bluetooth wireless network in order to shut down activity on it. It usually occurs through an attack coming from a connection of malicious entities in a target network.
Bluejacking occurs by sending unsolicited messages between the mobile devices (host nodes) over the Bluetooth connection. The unauthorized information can be accessed from a mobile device through Bluesnarfing to Bluetooth enabled devices using OBject EXchange (OBEX) protocol. Through the Bluejacking attack, attackers can send unwanted sounds, videos to other Bluetooth enabled devices. Bluesnarfing attack consists of using Bluetooth connection for the purpose of stealing sensitive information (contacts, emails, passwords, photos, and other useful data) from wireless devices such as smartphones, tablets and IoT. In a Bluesmacking cenario attack, an adversary uses Bluetooth flooding to transfer large packets to Bluetooth enabled devices over the L2CAP protocol with the goal of creating a DoS.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Bluejacking, Bluesnarfing and BlueSmacking attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
This is a DoS attack that targets the GPS sensor, aiming to make this service (position, path, speed, direction, time, and distance) unavailable to users of the target mobile devices.
This attack aims to interrupt or obstruct the communication between the emitting satellite and the device (smartphone/tablet) receiving the GPS signal. Normally, the attack consists of blocking the signal from the receiver, since the receiving signal is weaker compared to the broadcasting signal, and can be carried out in two different ways:
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the GPS Jamming attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
This type of attack aims to dominate and disrupt communication between a user's mobile device and the cell tower by actively transmitting signals.
Interference attacks target radio communication technology (communication between smart devices and base stations). This attack can be caused by noise, interference, disruption or by sending corrupted data packets, with the purpose of causing DoS in the physical transmission of signals on certain routes.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the DoS Jamming attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
This attack consists in deciphering a ciphered message without knowing the decryption key by exploiting vulnerabilities in the cryptographic algorithm.
Cryptanalysis focuses on finding vulnerabilities in cryptographic algorithms and using these weaknesses to decrypt the ciphertext without knowing the secret key. In addition, this can have other purposes such as Total Breach, Global Deduction, Information Deduction, and Distinguishing Algorithm.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Cryptanalysis Attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
Typically, this attack consists of using specific tools to analyze the target application (feature or resources), within its own local environment, downloaded from a mobile application store, such as Apple's App Store and Google's Play Store, respectively.
Reverse engineering attacks (REA) target the assets embedded in software. In such an attack scenario, the attacker by reverse engineering attempts to steal confidential information, such as embedded cryptographic keys or intellectual property in the form of algorithms. There are two ways of carrying out this type of attack:
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Reverse Engineering attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
This type of attack targets log files for the purpose of manipulating (deleting, reading, and altering) them.
In a log file audit manipulation attack scenario, an attacker injects, manipulates, deletes, or forges malicious entries in the log file in an attempt to deceive a log file audit or to cover impressions of an attack. The success of this type of attack depends on the insufficiency of log file access controls mechanisms.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Audit Log Manipulation Attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
In a scenario of this type of attack, the attacker targets the wireless network made available from the access point, with the aim of making it unavailable.
This is a denial-of-service attack that blocks the radio frequency, making access to the Wi-Fi network and consequently to the Internet unavailable. Generally, two techniques are used to carry out this type of attack, namely: 1) The attacker may flood the Wi-Fi access point (e.g. the retransmission device) with deauthentication frames; 2) Another method is to transmit high levels of noise on the RF band used by the Wi-Fi network.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Code Inclusion attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
Unlike code injection, in this type of attack, an attacker exploits a weakness in the target in order to force arbitrary code to be retrieved locally or from a remote location and executed.
This type of attack aims to obtain sensitive data (location, routine, trajectory, etc.) of users of mobile devices using Wi-Fi networks to access the Internet. Furthermore, it consists of using sophisticated sniffing devices to bypass authentication (for closed networks), extract and identify the MAC address of the mobile device and establish a match with its potential owner.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Wi-Fi SSID Tracking attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.
In a Byzantine attack scenario, the attacker targets the routing protocols of an ad hoc wireless network, aiming to access and modify sensitive data exchanged between two or more entities on this network.
In a mobile ad hoc wireless network, Byzantine attacks are defined as attacks that target routing protocols, in which two or more routers collude to drop, fabricate, modify, or divert packets in an attempt to disrupt routing services.
In order to ensure that the mobile application is resilient or immune to the Byzantine Attacks, it is recommended that the measures described in the good practice report and the security testing present in the full report are followed.


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pred
Syntax
pred ( expn )
Description
The pred function accepts an integer, character, or an enumerated value and returns the integer minus one, the previous character, or the previous value in the enumeration. For example, pred ( 7 ) is 6.
Example
This part of a Turing program fills up array a with the enumerated values red, yellow, green, red, yellow, green, etc.
type colors : enum ( green, yellow, red )
var a : array 1 .. 100 of colors
var c : colors := colors . red
for i : 1 .. 100
a ( i ) := c
if c = colors . green then
c := colors . red
else
c := pred ( c )
end if
end for
Details
It is illegal to apply pred to the first value of an enumeration.
See also
succ, lower and upper functions.


MYSTERY MEN
The salt of the earth, the true guardians of our values are not the superheroes nor the high profile super-achievers but the rank and file working stiffs, the ordinary citizens. Out of their weakness and their failures they muster enough strength to rise to the challenge when the chips are down, somehow making a virtue of their weakness and extracting strength from their commonplace attributes. Mystery Men is about ordinary people who challenge themselves to heroic action: the blue collar worker with his shovel, every man who ever used a fork, every citizen who was ever enraged, everyone who farts, and every woman that was ever advised and tyranized by her father at a bowling alley. The parable of the Invisible Boy works at several levels. There are the neglected children that no one sees because no one bothers to look. At a different level there is the anonymity that strips man of his identity in the mechanized society and at a more superficial level there is the man that longs to be special but in reality is like everybody else. And then there is the set of simple maxims, the cliched standards of idealism that inspire the common man to give his best, represented by a hilarious character called `The Sphinx.'
In the opening sequence of Mystery Men we see a band of thugs raiding a group of helpless citizens, and a trio of ridiculous would be superheroes who come to the rescue attempting to foil the attack, only to be humiliated not just by superior force but by their own ineptness. While one attacks with a shovel, sometimes banging his own teammates, another throws forks at the crooks. Out of context as they have to be at the beginning of the movie, these gags are not particularly funny and you brace yourself for another of those presentations in which hectic tries to be funny and fails. But as the movie unfolds and you get to understand the characters, you begin to identify with their ineptness and their indomitable idealism. When the situation repeats itself in a different variation; an attack on the villain' s limousine, the effect is very funny indeed. Knowing that his rage is Captain Furious' only weapon you understand his frenzied but alas ineffective attack with fists, elbows, knees and feet on the roof of the car and you roll with laughter as he maniacally wrestles the hood ornament. The shovel attack and the fork missiles are now thoroughly enjoyable. If one had known then what one knows now one would have laughed heartily at the opening sequence, which is not to fault the script because there was no other way in which the characters could have been introduced.
This movie has a strong cast and many funny sequences. I have not attempted to present a technical analysis. Simply to communicate that it is a thoroughly enjoyable fable about the common man laughing at his own limitations and delusions, while celebrating his own worth. In a strange way it is a little like The Sixth Sense, in that knowing the premise is essential to the integration and enjoyment of the whole., but unlike the Sixth Sense, knowing the premise in advance can only enhance the enjoyment of Mystery Men.
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John Legend hopes to save ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’ with new lyrics
The EGOT winner rewrote the classic Christmas tune so that it focuses on consent in the #MeToo era.
By Nardine Saad / Los Angeles Times
Leave it to even-keeled John Legend to remedy the “rapey” controversy that has ensnared the classic Christmas tune “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.”
The EGOT winner behind “All of Me” and “Glory” has rewritten and rerecorded the iconic song for his 2020 holiday album, with a new emphasis on consent. The rewrite even boasts the lyrics, “your body, and your choice.”
The makeover comes after a bevy of radio stations removed the song from their holiday rotations last year over its dated lines, which some viewed as “rapey” (though some didn’t) in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
Legend has updated Frank Loesser’s 1944 call-and-response lyrics —”I ought to say ‘No, no, no, sir’” and “What’s in this drink?” —with the help of “Insecure” and “Black Lady Sketch Show” writer Natasha Rothwell. He sings the duet with his “The Voice” costar Kelly Clarkson, and it will be released this holiday season on the expanded version of his first Christmas album, “A Legendary Christmas: The Deluxe Edition.”
The rewrite goes like this:
Clarkson: “What will my friends think …
Legend: “I think they should rejoice”
Clarkson: ” … if I have one more drink?”
Legend: “It’s your body, and your choice.”
“The song’s every bit as fun and swinging as the original, and its newfound sensitivity feels genuine, not performative,” according to the November Vanity Fair profile of Legend and his wife, Chrissy Teigen, where the revelation was made. (The rest of the piece is full of the #RelationshipGoals we’ve come to expect from the famous couple: their vitriol for President Trump and love of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a frank discussion of former collaborator Kanye West and the reason Legend “canceled” R. Kelly.)
The reimagined version will follow a “modern and irreverent narrative,” Legend’s reps said in a statement, as described in the following verse that appears to beckon a ride-sharing service:
Clarkson: “I really can’t stay”
Legend: “Baby, it’s cold outside”
Clarkson: “I’ve gotta go away”
Legend: “I can call you a ride”
Clarkson: “This evening has been … “
Legend: “So glad that you dropped in”
Clarkson: ” … so very nice”
Legend: “Time spent with you is paradise”
Clarkson: “My mother will start to worry”
Legend: “I’ll call a car and tell ‘em to hurry”
The album will also include the new tracks “This Christmas,” “My Favorite Things” and “Christmas in New Orleans.”