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New Web Scanner tutorial is out! Check it out: ✔️ Execute web content and certificate queries ✔️ Interpret results and perform pivots on observable data ✔️ Modify your search criteria for optimal outcomes

New Web Scanner tutorial is out! Check it out: ✔️ Execute web content and certificate queries ✔️ Interpret results and perform pivots on observable data ✔️ Modify your search criteria for optimal outcomes

Learn about and use Sqlmap to exploit the web application. ✅ Using BurpSuite + SQLmap ✅ Finding tables and DBs

Discover our new cost analysis demo! Utilizing the APS Viewer and APS web services, this demo allows users to visualize and interact with the data in a responsive and connected environment. Learn more on our blog: https://bit.ly/3PecuUk

Need to share part of a webpage with someone? Edge’s Web Capture tool lets you quickly snip a section of a page and annotate it, then share or save it for later!

SQLMAP (Learn about and use Sqlmap to exploit the web application)

I don’t often write here, and you may not know the progress of the AIScraper. So, here’s the update: there’s now a tool that allows you to collect data from landing pages for a directory. It has an export feature for the Unicorn Platform, and together these tools make it possible to create a directory with real data from scratch in just a few minutes 💥 https://lnkd.in/eZbr_Fcy

I am working on a web tool that allows the user to upload image files to use as ref for timed drawing practice. The first step was understanding how to select files from the user's local machine and display them in the browser. To achieve this I had to use the File API which is one of the many available web API's. To select image files and display them in the browser I: 1) created an input with the type attribute of "file" along with the "multiple" attribute, which allows multiple files to be selected. 2) after selecting files , a file object gets returned from the event.target, and it is an iterable object that includes each of the files selected. 3) then I write the for...of statement to loop through the object and pass each item as an argument into the URL.createObjectURL() method to create a string containing the url of each of the files and add those string URLs to a new array. 4) finally used the urls and passed them into the src attribute of an img element to display the image files.

This web application shows a random facts about the number entered in the input element. https://lnkd.in/gPfhSYuq

Simplify #spreadsheet #navigation with #hyperlinks. Choose a #React spreadsheet component with hyperlink support to boost user experience with in-cell clickable links for efficient navigation. Compare leading React Spreadsheet components.