So because I earlier wrote an example of sending GET requests, I figure I’d also supply an example of sending POST requests, because there is a right way to do this, and a way that is usually wrong. Again, it comes down to the difference between doing this with string manipulation, and just using a …
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Some initial thoughts on phishing assessments, some issues with them, and how we can improve them going forward…
Most of the time, when writing exploits, we don’t care much for certificate validation. Especially when we are writing exploits for embedded devices or suchlike that uses self-signed certs. So we will be wanting to disable certificate validation. When writing actual sensible software that talks to real things, you probably do NOT want to be …
Recently I had a need to look up something in the requests documentation, and I realized I had been doing something incredibly basic wrong for literally years. I had been using string manipulation of the URL to construct GET parameters, while I should have been using the “params” argument. Turns out, doing it via the …
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Darren Martyn 