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show how many commands ran
show pretty pictures on how many hosts/ports/paths are in the db
show the actual db output for ports/paths/hosts/etc
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It would be nice to have a feature that could help in searching for the exploit-db. There is already a tool named searchsploit
to search through that but it have a lot of functionality, we could make something simple to use.
The best way to tackle this would be to have copies of [files_shellcode.csv](https://github.co
When using polymorphic enumerations, after I assign a value to a properly setup ActiveRecord model field, I can then reference that field with a _object suffix and then access the polymorphic instance method for the currently assigned value. Using the project documentation as an example, I can write
p.relationship_status_object.saturday_night
However, if I have a enumeration value that I
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Using polling is not the optimal solution you task. Short-term processes are not taken into account at all. Processor cycles for idle operations are consumed. A much more effective solution would be to monitor the "exec" system call. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29840213/how-do-i-trace-a-system-call-in-linux and https://github.com/drai
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It would be great if we add solution to each section that protects your code/server.
For example a PHP script that sanitises request strings against all attacks