sh4dowb

import hashlib
import base64
from Crypto import Random
from Crypto.Cipher import AES
import rubymarshal.reader
from pbkdf2 import PBKDF2

SECRET = "a3f58debfe0c5b71edaebea3a627f4f"
SALT = "12345"
ITERATIONS = 65536

sh4dowb

import hashlib
import base64
from Crypto import Random
from Crypto.Cipher import AES
import rubymarshal.reader
from pbkdf2 import PBKDF2

SECRET = "a3f58debfe0c5b71edaebea3a627f4f"
SALT = "12345"
ITERATIONS = 65536

sh4dowb

# you want to figure out a fstring? you have limited time? it's so simple but you don't want to spend time?
# here you go then!
# python3 fstring.py [first value] [first result] [optional second value] [optional second result]
# 
# python3 fstring.py 12.3456789 "'0000012.3000000'" 123.456789 "'00000123.500000'"
# this will output possible fstrings
# edit charset below with whatever you want. you want to have 39 zero padding instead of 15? add chars 39 somewhere in middle
# you will figure it out

import sys

sh4dowb

# Netherlands account number algorithm uses this factor table:
# digit | factor
# 1st   | 10
# 2nd   | 9
# ...
# 10th  | 1
# 
# After multiplying digits according to the table, sum of these results must be divisible with 11

sh4dowb

def press_or_text(user_id):
  return events.Raw(func=lambda e: (type(e) == UpdateNewMessage and e.message.from_id == user_id) or (type(e) == UpdateBotCallbackQuery and e.user_id == user_id and e.data != b'cancel'))

whatever = await conv.wait_event(press_or_text(sender))
if type(whatever) == UpdateBotCallbackQuery and whatever.data in [b'create', b'list']:
  # button clicked
  # not actual event like "CallbackQuery", you can't use .edit() etc. directly
  print(whatever.data)
else:
  # message sent

sh4dowb

from telethon.tl.types import ChannelParticipantCreator, ChannelParticipantAdmin
from telethon.tl.functions.channels import GetParticipantRequest

#..

@client.on(events.NewMessage)
async def handler(event):
  participant = await client(GetParticipantRequest(channel=event.original_update.message.to_id.channel_id,user_id=event.original_update.message.from_id))
  isadmin = (type(participant.participant) == ChannelParticipantAdmin)
  iscreator = (type(participant.participant) == ChannelParticipantCreator)

sh4dowb

script, repo'ya geçirilmiştir

https://github.com/sh4dowb/eba-canli-ders-crossplatform

sh4dowb

dbus-monitor  | grep --line-buffered interface=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player | grep --line-buffered -v spotify | awk -W interactive -F'member=' '{print $2}' | xargs -L1 -I {} dbus-send --print-reply --dest=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.spotify /org/mpris/MediaPlayer2 org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player.{}

# when you play another media, and restart spotify, media keys get sent to another destination.
# in my case, it was VLC. output from dbus-monitor:
#
# method call time=1586780292.910122 sender=:1.58 -> destination=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.vlc serial=1878 path=/org/mpris/MediaPlayer2; interface=org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player; member=PlayPause
# so I piped together a few commands, which got the wrong dbus output, and forwarded it to spotify.
# run:
# bash spotify-media-key-fix.sh &

sh4dowb

#   Selenium does not use the given profile, but copies it, and uses a temporary profile.
#   As a result, new cookies and sessions etc. are not saved.
#   To fix it, we get the actual profile firefox is using, kill firefox manually so geckodriver
#   doesn't delete profile data. Copying the profile when it's being used is generally not a good idea.
#   After killing firefox profile and databases are unlocked, we copy the "temporary" profile
#   to our old profile.
#
#   driver.profile doesn't provide the actual temporary profile, but another copy of it. And firefox
#   does not use that one. that's why I got it from process list.
#

sh4dowb

<?php
$input = file_get_contents("untitled.php");
//edit this filename




$fge_ebg13 = "str_rot13";
$onfr64_qrpbqr = "base64_decode";
$eha_pbqr = "cnVuX2NvZGU=";