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Great to partner again, Jeff! 💪
Friends, see you in the course (use your 40% off code) 😻
PS. The discount is valid until the end of April! ⏰
Boring... Everyone who used API in JavaScript know that CORS policy. But a server fetching data from server can bypass that.
Ответитьhis thick slavic accent makes me want to invade a west slavic speaking country between belarus and germany
ОтветитьYou can also load an external image to <canvas> but you won't be able to modify it
ОтветитьEthical hacking is like you are developing nuclear power just to use it for peaceful purposes. 😄
ОтветитьThis 11 min video taught me what stckoverflow and other complicated explaining never taught me!!!
ОтветитьNice video dude
ОтветитьHonestly If my web security doesn’t have a Slavic accent idk if I could fully trust him/her. This guy really knows his target market.
ОтветитьFeels like a bit more than 100
ОтветитьMe after 3 years of hacking journey when first see the title (Ethical Hacking in 100 Seconds) :)
ОтветитьAnd why is it that static files are allowed (including executables scripts) but calling the API is not?
ОтветитьI would rename "And why do we need CORS?" to "What does CORS do?" because the reason of the blocking (what i urge to understand) is not explained at all. The title is a little missleading
Ответитьme omw to remove the ethical from ethical hacking
ОтветитьWell, CORS might seem to protect websites from requests of evil origins, but it's super weak, it can be bypassed easily by making requests outside of browsers or just by creating a Proxy, besides, the requests always hit the server, so in the end it's not really that helpful, and instead, it always annoys developers on every single project.
ОтветитьWhat i never understood is: so how APIs work. Lets say my react app that works on port 3000 needs some resource from an external api, how does this work
ОтветитьThe line between the role of the hat (hat_role) is just intention.
On the other hand, those that are using the the tools are they the hackers?
It's not much, but will continue to support your page. Your teaching is a breath of fresh air in a very stale curriculum.
ОтветитьInteresting
ОтветитьI can literally just use chrome extensions to completely destroy a website’s servers (for legal reasons don’t do this)
Ответитьburpsuite sucks, use python instead
ОтветитьBeing featured in Jeff's video is the ultimate accolade a content creator can earn - so jealous of Bartosz 😍
ОтветитьI agree with the others, your voice, pacing and structure are just ..“easily enjoyable“, which is highlighted in contrast to the other guy.
ОтветитьIn Hacking 100s =11 minutes
ОтветитьThis channel is so good, but bro.. these videos are getting to be way long than 100 seconds😅
Ответить'Why do we need CORS', we don't. CORS is the most useless policy on the web.
ОтветитьThanks, now I can hack my ban-
Ответить100 seconds...
ОтветитьThe Code is invalid
ОтветитьNot at all encouraged, see Jeff, what you're doing is an art that this gentleman is apparently not so keen on
ОтветитьPlease do a video on DGraph :)
ОтветитьThere is no hacking "ethically"...
ОтветитьThe dude moved his head so much I keep getting distracted
ОтветитьGood video, thanks for sharing. Can you please explain how a hacker could take advantage of a website not implementing CORS correctly? From what I understand this does nothing to protect the API as CORS is enforced by the browser. Thanks
ОтветитьDogecoin to the moon :D
ОтветитьApologies for asking something irrelevant,.. what is the bg music?
ОтветитьYOU MAKE HACKING EASY BUT HE'S NOT lol
ОтветитьBartosz is from Poland but he sounds like native russian speaker ;)
ОтветитьCompared to Burp commercial ( free) version, i find ZAP more appealing in features and usability
ОтветитьAs always, quality and informative videos!
Ответитьvideo on golang
Ответитьplease a video on the new Angular State management StateAdapt!!!
Ответитьpostman in 100 seconds
ОтветитьGo in 100 seconds please!
ОтветитьTotally missleading title...
Ответитьvideo idea: 100 seconds of laravel
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