There are three major ways for a message exchange: Fire-And-Forget, Reply-Response and Request-Callback. Fire-And-Forget (one-way) A Client sends a message
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Since C++11 you can use std::thread, std::mutex and std::atomic for your multithreaded projects. The biggest problem with multithreading is the
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The variables/fields getting cleanup in the reverse order they have been declared (not initialized). … Objects are created # Cleanup
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I think most of you guys will get in contact with this matter when you are connectiong your Android phone
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Let’s say you are already a Man-In-The-Middle for example based on ARP-Spoofing or a Rogue AP. Now you are sniffing
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1. Create a feature/fix branch Don’t work straight on the parent branch if you have to implement a feature/fix, atleast
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A created Fake AP can be used for many evil stuff like sniffing credentials (Rogue AP) or reqesting credentials (Evil
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Issue The cyclic dependency is a problem which occurs if two classes includes each other in their header. hen.hpp egg.hpp
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If you are trying to get access to an account of a target and your dictionaries aren’t containing the password,
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This technique creates a Man-In-The-Middle situation, so that we can modifiy the communication in any way we want or just
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