For a official purpose, I had to build a basic application. But it was not a normal application, it had to be a BIOS app. I can code in C/C++ to some extent, but I don’t know how to do it in BIOS. So after many hours, I understood that the easiest way to run is below. Please note that some basics have been already configured as per found in the coreboot document.
In this post we will try to understand the memory more. From here we will be able tweak some parameters and obtain more information regarding how we can assigne values into the memory which we have allocated and then try to access them via pointer and dereference.
If we lookinto the code below, we can see that we have mapped a memory location at 0x404000 and we have called it my memory.
Qiling is an advanced binary emulation framework. It can emulate various types of archs and can be used to perform advanced operations as well. Below are some of the quick commands which are needed for my tasks.
python module from qiling import Qiling # import from qiling.const import QL_VERBOSE init code=b"\x90" ql = Qiling(code=code, archtype='x86', ostype='Linux', verbose=QL_VERBOSE.DISASM) register ql.arch.regs.read("EAX") # read register ql.arch.regs.write("EAX", 0xff) # write register memory ql.mem.get_mapinfo() #get memory related information ql.
Today we are going to solve a problem which has been given to me by my colleague. The wanted to build a infrastructure where every user can register through a portal and upload their public key. When the user tries to login to the system, OpenSSH server will execute a python script (planning to upgrade it to rust) and generate appropriate string so that that specific user can access his / her own LinuX Container (LXC).
Today we are going to solve a problem which has been given to me by my colleague. The wanted to build a infrastructure where every user can register through a portal and upload their public key. When the user tries to login to the system, OpenSSH server will execute a python script (planning to upgrade it to rust) and generate appropriate string so that that specific user can access his / her own LinuX Container (LXC).
A good shell environment is quite important for completing various tasks. In Linux most of the advanced commands, scripts are done in a shell environment. I have searched for a good terminal so that I can perform various activities with ease. After considering various terminals like Terminator[1], Tmux[2] and others, I have final found the tool I was looking for.
Tilix [3] had most of the features I was looking for like hot key assignment of various commands and it had a very flexible user interface so that I can start with a minimal but make a complex by adding more tabs or splitting the terminals into various window.
There is requirement that we need to perform database analysis on invalid entires into the database. We need to trace or track the entries performed in the database. But to do that we need a proper way to do it.
how to test In this guide we will make a test database in called Tweety in Microsoft SQL Server 2017 and connect to it using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.