So uploading files is something I figured I should cover first, before discussing the “streaming files” stuff later. In the requests library, there is a pretty simple way to manage uploading files. I’ll cover some examples here, which are probably the ways I end up doing it most often. In all of these examples, we …
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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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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 …
