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Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31

May 6, 2020July 27, 2020 Ed Goad 0 Comments Linux

Install SNAP Microsoft released updates to Visual Studio Code as a SNAP package. Snap is a package management utility similar

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Setting up DVWA

February 26, 2020February 26, 2020 Ed Goad 0 Comments security

DVWA ( http://www.dvwa.co.uk/ ) is a very useful tool for learning about web-based security. This is not just useful for

Creating users with Ansible Ad-Hoc commands

February 4, 2020February 4, 2020 Ed Goad 0 Comments ansible, automation

One of the Ansible modules I was excited to learn about was the user module. With this module we can

Customizing hotkeys on keyboard

January 14, 2020March 19, 2020 Ed Goad 0 Comments

I use a Dell keyboard, model Y-U0003-DEL5 that has a string of hotkeys on the top of it. These keys

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Installing WordPress on Ubuntu 19.04

November 1, 2019November 1, 2019 Ed Goad 0 Comments Linux

Install LAMP Stack To begin installation of the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP) we update the apt catalog. Then

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Authenticating to APIs part 2

Continuing our discussion of authenticating to APIs to better keep our authentication tokens safe. Using the Python ConfigParser module to store passwords and tokens in a separate file, and then accessing them programmatically.

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/
Authenticating to APIs part 1

Introduction to using APIs that require authentication. Walking through the GitHub API documentation, creating a Personal Access Token for GitHub, and authenticating against their API.

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/
HaveIBeenPwned API part 2

Continuing our use of the HaveIBeenPwned API and using this in a more dynamic Python script. This allows us to automatically look for a specific password and return its status to the user.

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/
HaveIBeenPwned API part 1

Using the HaveIBeenPwned public API to test passwords for security. Validating if passwords have been found in online security breaches before.

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/
JSON and APIs

An introduction to working with JSON data returned from APIs. Specifically, creating a script to find out how many people are in space at this moment, and then parsing the JSON data to make it readable and accessible

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/
Introduction to APIs

A brief introduction to working with online APIs and the tools to access them

For more information about Python and Cybersecurity, check out my book! https://www.pythonforcybersec.com/

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