To do this, open console of browser and run following code
document.head.insertAdjacentHTML("beforeend", "<style>* { outline: 1px solid red; }</style>");
Instead of doing encription and then decription in your frontend side. You can handle it by your backend
Simple and secure way is like you just need to pass username and password from your front end.
Then check both vaule are not empty.if you get any field empty then return error 402 with error message
import httpx
import asyncio
async def count_https_in_web_pages():
with open('towebsite.txt', 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
urls = [line.strip() for line in f.readlines()]
async with httpx.AsyncClient() as client:
tasks = (client.get(url) for url in urls)
If you are cloning a 100MB repo, it will take around 5-10min to clone the repo even at 100MB/sec.
To understand why, we need to take a look at how git stores file changes and how it fetches repo over the network.
Git stores snapshot of each files you have changed in each commit.
Suppose your repo has 2,000 commits and 20 files changed in each commit then there will be 40,000 snapshots (+ number of files in repo).
This can be achieved by using different strategies for valid case, let see few of them as following:
Restrict server users to a specific directory in Linux with limiting access protocol.
Normally developer access their server machines using ssh connection, which is normally targeted by attacker bots. So limiting your users on server to access maching to only with sftp
method, after which user can land into thier home page and then navigate to other folder with thier password to perform other tasks. Read blog for more details
Use non-standard path to store your webserver file which is not easy to guess by any attacker bots or other attacker. Using non-standard path such as /MyData/WebSites/sitename01
, /MyData/WebSites/sitename02
and so on can save you from various kind of vulnerability attacks that try to run or read some files using a re
Dockerfile is set of some instruction which helps to create custom image which Docker is going to run. To create a Dockerfile, write below 7 mentioned commands in Dockerfile.
FROM node:17
WORKDIR /app