{% extends "./layout.html" %} {% block title %}Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF){% endblock %} {% block content %}
An attacker can use an SSRF vulnerability as a way to gather information about the server and the local network.
For example, on the "Research" page (
/research
) in the application, a user submits a stock symbol. The stock symbol is concatenated to a Yahoo URL and the server fetches the response and displays the page.
Here is a code snippet from
routes/research.js
,
// If a stock symbol has been submitted, concatenate the symbol to the URL and return the HTTP Response if (req.query.symbol) { var url = req.query.url+req.query.symbol; needle.get(url, function(error, newResponse) { ... }An attacker can change the
url
and symbol
parameters to point to an attacker-controlled website to interact with the server.
To prevent SSRF vulnerabilities in web applications, it is recommended to adhere to the following guidelines:


- java.lang.Object
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- org.joda.money.format.MoneyFormatterBuilder
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public final class MoneyFormatterBuilder extends java.lang.Object
Provides the ability to build a formatter for monetary values.This class is mutable and intended for use by a single thread. A new instance should be created for each use. The formatters produced by the builder are immutable and thread-safe.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description MoneyFormatterBuilder()
Constructor, creating a new empty builder.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description MoneyFormatterBuilder
append(MoneyFormatter formatter)
Appends the printers and parsers from the specified formatter to this builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
append(MoneyPrinter printer, MoneyParser parser)
Appends the specified printer and parser to this builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendAmount()
Appends the amount to the builder using a standard format.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendAmount(MoneyAmountStyle style)
Appends the amount to the builder using the specified amount style.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendAmountLocalized()
Appends the amount to the builder using a grouped localized format.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendCurrencyCode()
Appends the currency code to the builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendCurrencyNumeric3Code()
Appends the currency code to the builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendCurrencyNumericCode()
Appends the currency code to the builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendCurrencySymbolLocalized()
Appends the localized currency symbol to the builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendLiteral(java.lang.CharSequence literal)
Appends a literal to the builder.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendSigned(MoneyFormatter whenPositiveOrZero, MoneyFormatter whenNegative)
Appends the specified formatters, one used when the amount is positive, and one when the amount is negative.MoneyFormatterBuilder
appendSigned(MoneyFormatter whenPositive, MoneyFormatter whenZero, MoneyFormatter whenNegative)
Appends the specified formatters, one used when the amount is positive, one when the amount is zero and one when the amount is negative.MoneyFormatter
toFormatter()
Builds the formatter from the builder using the default locale.MoneyFormatter
toFormatter(java.util.Locale locale)
Builds the formatter from the builder setting the locale.
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Method Detail
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appendAmount
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendAmount()
Appends the amount to the builder using a standard format.The format used is
MoneyAmountStyle.ASCII_DECIMAL_POINT_GROUP3_COMMA
. The amount is the value itself, such as '12.34'.- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendAmountLocalized
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendAmountLocalized()
Appends the amount to the builder using a grouped localized format.The format used is
MoneyAmountStyle.LOCALIZED_GROUPING
. The amount is the value itself, such as '12.34'.- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendAmount
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendAmount(MoneyAmountStyle style)
Appends the amount to the builder using the specified amount style.The amount is the value itself, such as '12.34'.
The amount style allows the formatting of the number to be controlled in detail. This includes the characters for positive, negative, decimal, grouping and whether to output the absolute or signed amount. See
MoneyAmountStyle
for more details.- Parameters:
style
- the style to use, not null- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendCurrencyCode
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendCurrencyCode()
Appends the currency code to the builder.The currency code is the three letter ISO code, such as 'GBP'.
- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendCurrencyNumeric3Code
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendCurrencyNumeric3Code()
Appends the currency code to the builder.The numeric code is the ISO numeric code, such as '826' and is zero padded to three digits.
- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendCurrencyNumericCode
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendCurrencyNumericCode()
Appends the currency code to the builder.The numeric code is the ISO numeric code, such as '826'.
- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendCurrencySymbolLocalized
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendCurrencySymbolLocalized()
Appends the localized currency symbol to the builder.The localized currency symbol is the symbol as chosen by the locale of the formatter.
Symbols cannot be parsed.
- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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appendLiteral
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendLiteral(java.lang.CharSequence literal)
Appends a literal to the builder.The localized currency symbol is the symbol as chosen by the locale of the formatter.
- Parameters:
literal
- the literal to append, null or empty ignored- Returns:
- this, for chaining, never null
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append
public MoneyFormatterBuilder append(MoneyFormatter formatter)
Appends the printers and parsers from the specified formatter to this builder.If the specified formatter cannot print, then the the output of this builder will be unable to print. If the specified formatter cannot parse, then the output of this builder will be unable to parse.
- Parameters:
formatter
- the formatter to append, not null- Returns:
- this for chaining, never null
-
append
public MoneyFormatterBuilder append(MoneyPrinter printer, MoneyParser parser)
Appends the specified printer and parser to this builder.If null is specified then the formatter will be unable to print/parse.
- Parameters:
printer
- the printer to append, null makes the formatter unable to printparser
- the parser to append, null makes the formatter unable to parse- Returns:
- this for chaining, never null
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appendSigned
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendSigned(MoneyFormatter whenPositiveOrZero, MoneyFormatter whenNegative)
Appends the specified formatters, one used when the amount is positive, and one when the amount is negative.When printing, the amount is queried and the appropriate formatter is used.
When parsing, each formatter is tried, with the longest successful match, or the first match if multiple are successful. If the negative parser is matched, the amount returned will be negative no matter what amount is parsed.
A typical use case for this would be to produce a format like '
($123)
' for negative amounts and '$123
' for positive amounts.In order to use this method, it may be necessary to output an unsigned amount. This can be achieved using
appendAmount(MoneyAmountStyle)
andMoneyAmountStyle.withAbsValue(boolean)
.- Parameters:
whenPositiveOrZero
- the formatter to use when the amount is positive or zerowhenNegative
- the formatter to use when the amount is negative- Returns:
- this for chaining, never null
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appendSigned
public MoneyFormatterBuilder appendSigned(MoneyFormatter whenPositive, MoneyFormatter whenZero, MoneyFormatter whenNegative)
Appends the specified formatters, one used when the amount is positive, one when the amount is zero and one when the amount is negative.When printing, the amount is queried and the appropriate formatter is used.
When parsing, each formatter is tried, with the longest successful match, or the first match if multiple are successful. If the zero parser is matched, the amount returned will be zero no matter what amount is parsed. If the negative parser is matched, the amount returned will be negative no matter what amount is parsed.
A typical use case for this would be to produce a format like '
($123)
' for negative amounts and '$123
' for positive amounts.In order to use this method, it may be necessary to output an unsigned amount. This can be achieved using
appendAmount(MoneyAmountStyle)
andMoneyAmountStyle.withAbsValue(boolean)
.- Parameters:
whenPositive
- the formatter to use when the amount is positivewhenZero
- the formatter to use when the amount is zerowhenNegative
- the formatter to use when the amount is negative- Returns:
- this for chaining, never null
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toFormatter
public MoneyFormatter toFormatter()
Builds the formatter from the builder using the default locale.Once the builder is in the correct state it must be converted to a
MoneyFormatter
to be used. Calling this method does not change the state of this instance, so it can still be used.This method uses the default locale within the returned formatter. It can be changed by calling
MoneyFormatter.withLocale(Locale)
.- Returns:
- the formatter built from this builder, never null
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toFormatter
public MoneyFormatter toFormatter(java.util.Locale locale)
Builds the formatter from the builder setting the locale.Once the builder is in the correct state it must be converted to a
MoneyFormatter
to be used. Calling this method does not change the state of this instance, so it can still be used.This method uses the specified locale within the returned formatter. It can be changed by calling
MoneyFormatter.withLocale(Locale)
.- Parameters:
locale
- the initial locale for the formatter, not null- Returns:
- the formatter built from this builder, never null
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QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo Class
The QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo class is a base class for audio backends. More...
| Header: | #include <QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo> |
| qmake: | QT += multimedia |
| Inherits: | QObject |
Public Functions
| virtual QString | deviceName() const = 0 |
| virtual bool | isFormatSupported(const QAudioFormat &format) const = 0 |
| virtual QAudioFormat | preferredFormat() const = 0 |
| virtual QList<QAudioFormat::Endian> | supportedByteOrders() = 0 |
| virtual QList<int> | supportedChannelCounts() = 0 |
| virtual QStringList | supportedCodecs() = 0 |
| virtual QList<int> | supportedSampleRates() = 0 |
| virtual QList<int> | supportedSampleSizes() = 0 |
| virtual QList<QAudioFormat::SampleType> | supportedSampleTypes() = 0 |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 property inherited from QObject
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo class is a base class for audio backends.
This class implements the audio functionality for QAudioDeviceInfo, i.e., QAudioDeviceInfo keeps a QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo and routes function calls to it. For a description of the functionality that QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo implements, you can read the class and functions documentation of QAudioDeviceInfo.
See also QAudioDeviceInfo, QAbstractAudioOutput, and QAbstractAudioInput.
Member Function Documentation
[pure virtual]
QString QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::deviceName() const
Returns the audio device name.
[pure virtual]
bool QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::isFormatSupported(const QAudioFormat &format) const
Returns true if format is available from audio device.
[pure virtual]
QAudioFormat QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::preferredFormat() const
Returns the recommended settings to use.
[pure virtual]
QList<QAudioFormat::Endian> QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedByteOrders()
Returns the list of currently available byte orders.
[pure virtual]
QList<int> QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedChannelCounts()
Returns the list of currently available channels.
[pure virtual]
QStringList QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedCodecs()
Returns the list of currently available codecs.
[pure virtual]
QList<int> QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedSampleRates()
Returns the list of currently available sample rates.
[pure virtual]
QList<int> QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedSampleSizes()
Returns the list of currently available sample sizes.
[pure virtual]
QList<QAudioFormat::SampleType> QAbstractAudioDeviceInfo::supportedSampleTypes()
Returns the list of currently available sample types.


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Graph Plotter Component
Welcome to the second tutorial! In this tutorial we will create a component that can plot a graph with Matplotlib and NumPy. If you heard of Python, you have probably heard of NumPy as well. NumPy is a library that can handle numerical operations in Python. NumPy is super fast and is relying heavily on C code, which makes it very hard (if not impossible) to use in IronPython. Matplotlib is a plotting library, which works very well together with NumPy. The syntax of Matplotlib resemble Matlab's, which makes it easy to use.
We will use the image viewer from Ladybug Tools to view the plot when finished, so make sure to download it first. Ladybug Tools can be found here. Important is to not download the [+] version, be get the legacy plugins. If you are not going to use Ladybug Tools again, you can also just download the viewer here
Grasshopper Component
We will make the Graph Plotter component, by modifying the component from the first tutorial. We just need to modify the component a little bit. You can start by opening the "1 - My First Component.gh" and save it as: "Graph Plotter.gh". There we can start changing the component. We do not need the y input on the component, so you can start removing that. Thereafter, double click the component and change the write_file function to:
def write_file(file_path, x):
file = open(file_path, 'w')
for value in x:
file.write(str(value) + '\n')
file.close()
Here we loop over the input and saves each value on a new line in the data file. We should change the file locations and the stuff inside the if statement:
# Specify paths
txt_file = folder + '/data_file.txt'
template_file = folder + '/plot_graph_template.py'
result_file = folder + '/plot.png'
# Run functions
if run:
write_file(txt_file, x)
write_template('plot_graph', folder)
run_template(py, template_file)
We are done coding the component now. The only thing missing is to change the x input to a list and add an output. By default all inputs to the Grasshopper Python Scripts Component is set to "item". We do not want that, in this case. You change it by right-clicking the x and a menu will appear. In the bottom you can see "List Access". Click on that.
We also need the location of the plot, so create and extra output and call it: "results_file". Then the variable with the same name will be outputted there.
The full script in the component, looks like this:
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Imports
import os
import scriptcontext as sc
import subprocess
import livestock3d
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Functions
def write_file(file_path, x):
file = open(file_path, 'w')
for value in x:
file.write(str(value) + '\n')
file.close()
def write_template(template, path):
livestock3d.pick_template(template, path)
def run_template(py_exe, template_to_run):
thread = subprocess.Popen([py_exe, template_to_run])
thread.wait()
thread.kill()
def load_file(file):
file = open(file, 'r')
lines = file.readlines()
file.close()
return lines
def print_lines(lines):
for line in lines:
print(line.strip())
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Execution
# Get CPython path from the other component
py = str(sc.sticky["PythonExe"])
# Make folder
folder = r'C:/livestock3d/data'
if not os.path.exists(folder):
os.mkdir(folder)
# Specify paths
txt_file = folder + '/data_file.txt'
template_file = folder + '/plot_graph_template.py'
result_file = folder + '/plot.png'
# Run functions
if run:
write_file(txt_file, x)
write_template('plot_graph', folder)
run_template(py, template_file)
Template
The template can also be easily copied from my_first_template() We just need to change the function we call from: "my_function()" to "plot_graph()"
def plot_graph(path):
"""
Writes a template.
:param path: Path to write it to.
:type path: str
:return: The file name
"""
file_name = r'/plot_graph_template.py'
file = open(path + file_name, 'w')
file.write("# Imports\n")
file.write("import sys\n")
file.write("sys.path.insert(0, r'C:\livestock3d')\n")
file.write("import livestock3d as ls\n")
file.write("# Run function\n")
file.write("ls.plot_graph()\n")
file.write("# Announce that template finished and create out file\n")
file.write("print('Finished with template')\n")
file.close()
return file_name
CPython
Let us open livestock3d.py at
C:\livestock3d
First we need to import Numpy and Matplotlib. We do that with:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
We create a new function at the bottom of the file called: "plot_graph()" It takes a folder path as input. We can uses NumPy's loadtxt() to load our data. loadtxt() is a easy way to read a file, containing data, even larger amounts. We store the data from the file in the variable called "y_values". Besides y_values, we also need a series of x_values. We create a series from 0 to the length of y_values with NumPy's linspace.
In the end we use Matplotlib to plot out a graph and save it with the name "plot.png"
def plot_graph():
y_values = np.loadtxt('data_file.txt')
x_values = np.linspace(0, len(y_values), len(y_values))
plt.figure()
plt.plot(x_values, y_values)
plt.savefig('plot.png')
return None
Run Component
Now we can head back to Grasshopper. Remember to restart Rhino before proceeding. Now we just needs some numbers to put into the component. You can generate in whatever way you want. In the image below, I have used a series component and an expression component to generate a polynominal. Connect the numbers to your component. Drag Ladybug Tools' Image Viewer onto the canvas and connect "result_file" from the graph component to "imagePath". Connect a boolean toggle to run and let the magic happen!


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Experience
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- Develop several game systems (e.g. ranking, push, billing, …)
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- Develop monitoring dashaboard and alarm system with Datadog, Prometheus, Grpahite, etc.
- Develop high-capacity log processing system with ELK and Kafka.
- Develop balanced static resource distribution system among CDN provdiers.
- Develop game operating tools with Django, Vue.js, React, Express.
- Analysis bulk logs and build log dashboard with Hadoop, Spark.
- Working on Standalone QUIC library
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| string | status [get, set] |
| | The processing status of the message. More...
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| |
| string | message_id [get, set] |
| | The ID of the SMS that was submitted (8 to 16 characters). More...
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| |
| string | to [get, set] |
| | The phone number your request was sent to. More...
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| |
| string | client_ref [get, set] |
| | The client-ref you set in your request. More...
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| |
| string | remaining_balance [get, set] |
| | The remaining balance in your account. The value is in EUR. More...
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| |
| string | message_price [get, set] |
| | The price charged for your request. The value is in EUR. More...
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| |
| string | network [get, set] |
| | The Mobile Country Code Mobile Network Code (MCCMNC) for the carrier of the recipient. More...
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| |
| string | error_text [get, set] |
| | If an error occurred, this explains what happened. More...
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| |
◆ client_ref
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.client_ref |
|
getset |
The client-ref you set in your request.
◆ error_text
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.error_text |
|
getset |
If an error occurred, this explains what happened.
◆ message_id
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.message_id |
|
getset |
The ID of the SMS that was submitted (8 to 16 characters).
◆ message_price
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.message_price |
|
getset |
The price charged for your request. The value is in EUR.
◆ network
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.network |
|
getset |
The Mobile Country Code Mobile Network Code (MCCMNC) for the carrier of the recipient.
◆ remaining_balance
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.remaining_balance |
|
getset |
The remaining balance in your account. The value is in EUR.
◆ status
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.status |
|
getset |
The processing status of the message.
◆ to
| string Nexmo.Api.SMS.SMSResponseDetail.to |
|
getset |
The phone number your request was sent to.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/slore/Documents/projects/slorello89/nexmo-dotnet/Nexmo.Api/SMS.cs


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[name] can be used in order to efficiently render a scene with a
predefined set of cameras. This is an important performance aspect for
rendering VR scenes.
An instance of [name] always has an array of sub cameras. It's mandatory
to define for each sub camera the `viewport` property which determines the
part of the viewport that is rendered with this camera.
[example:webgl_camera_array camera / array ]
An array of cameras.
See the base [page:PerspectiveCamera] class for common properties.
An array of cameras.
Read-only flag to check if a given object is of type [name].
See the base [page:PerspectiveCamera] class for common methods.
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that pizza night should be special, and we carry that belief into
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What’s our purpose at BabaTunde's Pizza Parlour? Moments of
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Beef BBQ pizza
Serving roast beef and gravy pizza. The pizza features slices of roast beef drizzled with gravy and also comes topped with spinach, mushroom, and cherry tomatoes.
Vegetable pizza
This cold vegetable pizza is the ultimate party appetizer for summer potlucks. With a fresh baked crust, creamy ranch spread, and crunchy fresh veggies, everyone will be coming back.
Chicken BBQ pizza
Chicken, sweet Italian sausage, cremini mushrooms, fontina cheese, and sliced red bell pepper are just a few of the ingredients we used to dress this dish up.


Is there a 'can' in your future?
In the economics of computing the most expensive resource is still the network. In scenarios where large data-sets are being processed it is almost always cheaper to move computation to the data than the other way round. My friend and former colleague Dave McCrory nicely captured this reality in his concept of Data Gravity.Today’s cloud based computing architectures assume that all data will flow to the center to be processed. Unfortunately, this centralized data-processing model is not likely to be economically viable as we look forward to a tsunami of data being generated by trillions of connected devices and sensors.
In the brave new world of the ‘Internet of Things’ - IoT - moving every bit of generated data from edge devices to the center for processing will likely make little economic sense. A new distributed data processing architecture is going to be required.
Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) are a common way of efficiently moving data from the center to the edge of the network but a new generation of Content Aggregation Networks (CANs) may be required to make the processing of IoT data economically viable - is there a ‘CAN’ in your future?
Content Distribution Networks - CDNs are frequently used to get data out to edge devices with the most efficiency and cost effectiveness. A CDN acts an efficient distribution network for data accessed by end users - html, css, scripts, audio, video etc. — all the stuff that ends up being rendered by our browsers and media players. CDN’s move large volumes of this data from the center out - through high capacity, low cost, pipes - to local ‘Points-of-Presence’ which are geographically close to the end user. This model allows for economically efficient distribution while at the same time greatly improves the end user experience by reducing the time to serve individual user requests.
Overcoming the economic challenges of transferring huge volumes of IoT generated data are likely to need network distribution architectures that work like CDNs in reverse. In effect we’re going to need a new generation of ‘Content Aggregation Networks’ (CAN). A CAN will compliment a CDN by optimizing the flow of data from edge devices to cloud based processing in the center. But what sets that apart from standard networking technology and topologies that make up today’s IP network? In two words: Computation and Filtering.
In an IoT connected world it will make little sense to move every bit of data generated by a sensor - or edge device - to the center for processing. The primary role of a CAN will be to distribute tiered computational processing and filters across the network including to the edge devices. Just like the supplier network of a large manufacturing company the CAN will ensure that data gets processed where it makes sense and only ‘value-added’ bits are allowed to flow towards the center. In essence a CAN will enable architects to assign a relative economic value to each bit and only then allow those bits which justify the cost of transport to flow upstream.
In a CAN enabled architecture an environmental sensor might only send bits across the network when a detected signal crosses some % value above ambient. The CAN would be responsible for distributing the the computation and threshold filter algorithms to the sensors across the network. Even when threshold is crossed it might not make economic sense to flow data all the way to the center for processing. Instead the CAN would provision a data processing node close - an edge computing instance - to the sensor network so that aggregate sensor data can be locally analyzed. Only the analytic product from this local processing may eventually flow to the center.
Our current generation of ‘Big Data’ processing infrastructures - such a Hadoop - use a distributed architecture where computation is distributed across a number of ‘compute nodes’ which then act on local subsets of data. From one perspective a CAN could be thought of as a network wide version of the same architecture. However, a CAN would also be required to initiate edge computing instances on demand and to provide distributed cost modelling and filtering mechanisms to optimize the downstream flow of data towards the center in a cloud based computing environment.
The competitive landscape for CANs appears to be wide open at the moment but there’s some indication that this will soon change. The major cloud service providers - Amazon, Google and Microsoft - are likely to see this as a major opportunity but the need to distribute computation to the edge of the network will challenge their existing infrastructure and business models.
The opportunity to move up the value chain with CANs is likely to be far too compelling for Cisco to let the opportunity pass them by. Cisco have been looking for a rational to exploit the distributed computational fabric of their router business for years. The CAN opportunity may be just the ticket.
The existing Hadoop and ‘Big Data’ processing players are also likely candidates seeing CANs as a natural extension of their existing distributed data processing architectures but its difficult to see how any of them could reach the scale to be relevant unless in partnership with one of the big infrastructure players.
For the highly distributed computational CAN model to achieve global scale we’re also going to need a set of standards. Will we see the emergence of a common - interoperable - standard for the distribution of computational algorithms, filters and cost models across highly distributed infrastructures - including to the most microscopic of end-point sensor nodes? I hope so, because without these standards and a new generation of CAN architectures - and in a world with a growing deluge of IoT data - economically sifting the signal from the noise is likely to be close to impossible.


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FHL 305 Biology of Fishes (5) NW N. GIDMARK
Covers the morphological, physiological, behavioral, and ecological diversity of fishes worldwide; provides a basic foundation for advanced courses in all areas of aquatic sciences. Participants engage in field-based collecting, copious dissection/illustration laboratories, and delve into scientific literature on this fascinating group's biology. Recommended: Recommended: 10 credits biological science. Offered: ASp.
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Survey of groups of invertebrate animals represented in the San Juan Archipelago; natural history, functional morphology, ecology, distribution, habitat, adaptation, trophic interrelationships, and evolution. Prerequisite:BIOL 445, which must be taken concurrently; permission of Friday Harbor director. Offered: jointly with BIOL 430.
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Comparative morphology and biology of marine invertebrates with emphasis on field and laboratory studies. Representatives of all major and most minor phyla are collected, observed live, and studied in detail. Taken at Friday Harbor Laboratories. Not open for credit to students who have taken BIOL 434. Offered: jointly with BIOL 432; S.
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Immersive quarter in research n close collaboration with one-three faculty mentors on a specific topic that varies with the apprenticeship. Students engage in laboratory or field research in marine science, involving gathering, analyzing, and communicating results as part of a research team. Offered: jointly with BIOL 435/MARBIO 435; ASpS.
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Survey of plants represented in marine environments; natural history; ecology, distribution, habitat, adaptation, and trophic interrelationships. Taken at Friday Harbor laboratories. Prerequisite: either BIOL 220, B BIO 220, or TESC 140; BIOL 430, which must be taken concurrently. Offered: jointly with BIOL 445.
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A hands-on introduction of "doing science" in close collaboration with a faculty member. Students engage in research around a thematic focus of ecology of nearshore marine ecosystems, with lab experiments and field work. Students gather, analyze, write up, and present their own data. Offered: jointly with MARBIO 450; ASp.
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Studies diversity in developmental patterns in major marine taxa. Analyzes evolutionary changes in development, with emphasis on observation of live embryos and larvae. Offered: jointly with BIOL 536; S.
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Field and laboratory studies of marine algae of the San Juan Archipelago with emphasis on seaweed diversity, identification, and the role of algae in marine ecosystems. Offered at Friday Harbor Laboratories. Offered: jointly with BIOL 539.
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Overview
The library is globally available via eyeson
and lets you connect to any
eyeson room.
Public Interface
Two of the most common things you want to do with the library are:
- Let a user join a room
- Respond to things happening inside the room
In order to receive eyeson room events register a listener using the onEvent
method provided. Remember to register a handler before starting a room
otherwise you might miss some initial events.
var handleEvent = function() { /* ... */ };
eyeson.onEvent(handleEvent); // attach listener for eyeson events
eyeson.start(token); // initiate and join the room
eyeson.destroy(); // destroy and cleanup a session
eyeson.offEvent(handleEvent); // remove listener for eyeson events
Note that start
is a convenient shorthand which handles connecting, fetching
initial data and joining the room for you. If you want more granular control
over this process you can always use corresponding lower level methods:
eyeson.onEvent(function(event) {
if(event.connectionStatus !== 'connected') {
return ;
}
eyeson.join({ audio: true, video: true }); // join the room with audio and video
});
eyeson.connect(token); // prepare connection
Using the EventTarget Web API
If you want to handle the eyeson events via the EventTarget API you can use the following snippet.
eyeson.onEvent(new eyeson.dispatchOn(window));
eyeson.start(token)
/* then listen for events */
window.addEventListener("eyeson_conf", handleEvent);
window.addEventListener("eyeson_conf.receive_chat", handleIncomingChatMessage);
Sending Events
There are two types of sending procedures send
and signal
. The first
method, send
, is the default and widely used. However you might require to
send some events directly to the current session in that case use signal
instead. Which method should be used depends on the event type and is further
described in the corresponding event details.
eyeson.send(msg); // send an event.
eyeson.signal(msg); // send a direct message to the current session.
Find more details about the types of events to be received and send in the events section.
Configuration
If you are not planning to provide screen capturing, you can deactivate it in the configuration.
eyeson.config.screencapture = false;


I am currently a chemistry major studying in the University of Wyoming. Before transferring to UWyo I spent two years getting my associates degree in Central Wyoming College. During that time I discovered a love for chemistry. This year I am studying inorganic chemistry. While I am currently working my way towards my bachelors in chemistry I also intend to earn one in chemical engineering.
I did not immediately begin my college education after graduating from high school. I felt that I had not matured enough to be successful in an unstructured environment. During my time off I worked at a variety of places and learned that I do not like any of the jobs that I can get without a college education. This was enough motivation for me to return to school. Now at 28 I feel more secure about myself and have resumed my studies.
I am still not entirely sure what I want to do with myself when I graduate. I have participated in several research projects in the past and I enjoyed them so that is a possibility. This past year I have tutored other students and found that I liked it. I may get a degree in education so that I can become a teacher. Regardless of what I decide to do, in the end it will in some way involve chemistry.


Black Pumas Share Electrifying Visual for Soul-Stirring Cut "Colors"
Following their GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist.
by Torsten IngvaldsenReturning off their riotous eponymous debut album as well as their recent GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist, powerhouse Austin duo Black Pumas — made up of Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada — have returned with a radiating new visual for their album’s standout hit, “Colors.”
Directed by Kristian Mercado, who recently won the Best Music Video award at SXSW Film Festival, the visual exemplifies the soul-stirring cut. “I really wanted to capture how powerful the sounds and vocals of Black Pumas are,” he shared via press release. “We explore the idea of the Bronx as a living garden, always growing always moving forward, and finding a cinematic landscape in places people often ignore.”
The electrifying track remains one of the highlights off the duo’s Black Pumas debut album and has since become widely praised. Their idiosyncratic take on modern Motown soul remains unrivaled, making them one of the top acts to come out of 2019.
You can watch the video for “Colors” above.
For more music news, Paul McCartney recently dropped two new singles.


data class RpcVaultQueryFilterRequest
Represents query criteria to be used by VaultQueryRPCOps.
This construct is deliberately kept simple to easily marshal it in JSON.
Anything that is passed as Set will effectively be translated into in
SQL close when selecting from the database.
Since optional sets provided are translated into in
SQL clauses there is a limit applied to the number of elements they are allowed to
contain. For eventTypes, relevancyStatuses and contractStateClassNames no explicit check is done for their size, as we expect no more
than 10 elements in each set. But the size of txIds is limited to 100 and if this is exceeded IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.
Please use RpcVaultQueryFilterRequestBuilder to construct instances of this class.
contractStateClassNames |
The contract states fully qualified names selection criteria for the output states. If the field is not specified, no filtering will be performed based on the contract states class names. val contractStateClassNames: Set<String>? |
endTimestamp |
The time before which states will be selected, it can be combined with startTimestamp to form a time window filter. This will be compared against the time a state was produced. If this field is not specified, the end of the time window will be open. val endTimestamp: Instant? |
eventTypes |
The event types selection criteria for the output states. If the field is not specified, no filtering will be performed based on the event type. RpcVaultEventType.UNKNOWN cannot be included into this non-empty set. val eventTypes: Set<RpcVaultEventType>? |
relevancyStatuses |
The relevancy status selection criteria for the output states. If the field is not specified, no filtering will be performed based on the relevancy status. RpcVaultRelevancyStatus.UNKNOWN cannot be included into this non-empty set. val relevancyStatuses: Set<RpcVaultRelevancyStatus>? |
startTimestamp |
The time after which states will be selected, it can be combined with endTimestamp to form a time window filter. This will be compared against the time a state was produced. If this field is not specified, the beginning of the time window will be open. val startTimestamp: Instant? |
stateStatuses |
The state status selection criteria for the output states. If the field is not specified, no filtering will be performed based on the state status. RpcVaultStateStatus.UNKNOWN cannot be included into this non-empty set. val stateStatuses: Set<RpcVaultStateStatus>? |
txIds |
The identifiers of the transactions that contain the returned states as outputs. If the field is not specified, no filtering will be performed based on the state's transaction identifier. val txIds: Set<String>? |


After the BUILD conference (September 13 – 16), there was a lot of buzz about the next version of TFS. From the conference we heard that vNext was going to be a revelation. Since reading about it, and trialling it for myself (with Hosted TFS), I feel that the TFS team have fallen short of the mark, for me, on 1 of the major features they offer (there are more but I will stick with this one):
Version Control
The current frustrations with TFS seem to be around painful version control problems. They include the workspace creating read-only copies of files locally that still need to be ‘checked out’ before they can be edited. If you delete a file from the file system then TFS doesn’t (currently) see that the file has been deleted. It has also been reported that ‘Get-Latest’ doesn’t realise that some files have changed when they actually had. Offline mode didn’t work well apparently when it came to a re-sync. The list could go on.
I thought that feedback would have been taken on-board that the version control side of TFS was not fantastic. A lot of people have started to look for alternative ways to use a 3rd party VCS tool with TFS. I honestly thought that Microsoft would allow 3rd party tool integration into TFS. This hasn’t happened.
Improvements to TFS version control side of things were made. These included the idea of ‘Local workspaces’. This is a copy of the files locally that are not read-only. Changes to the files outside of the TFS environment will be picked up by TFS. Another change was to offline mode. When the system came back on-line then everything automatically re-synced.
My initial thoughts when I had heard about ‘Local Workspaces’ was that Microsoft had finally hit that DVCS style system. I tweeted about this and was soon told, by a TFS development manager, that this was very much not the case. You still have to communicate with the server in order to do a ‘get’, ‘commit’ etc. This becomes interesting when you work with hosted TFS.
What happens if I am working whilst commuting and do not have network access? You can still work as you can edit files locally and TFS sees the changes, as the improvements suggest. But the idea of everything automatically syncing when back on-line worries me. Its never that easy – look at merging with VCS systems – it can be a real pain. You cannot stage local commits with TFS local workspaces. Its sounds good – a local workspace – when in reality it is only a SVN style of VCS. This can be good – but not for when working in an offline mode.
What I think Microsoft should have done it to move straight towards the local workspace being a DVCS style system. This would be the most useful approach for those who would be using hosted TFS in an offline format – a lot of developers do actually travel and work whilst doing so. I could then work locally and when I have a network connection push my local changes back to the TFS server.
Developer needs in a VCS have changed. The rise of DVCS style systems have made this happen. Therefore implementing a CVCS style of system feels as though TFS is going back to 2000, when SVN was first introduced. It doesn’t feel like it is moving in a tangible way to that of developer needs. TFS takes care of a lot of the ALM cycle – it has a CI style tool, version control, bug tracking etc. but as long as I have Git, TeamCity and YouTrack then it is not something I feel I could move towards. It feels very old fashioned in comparison to these tools.


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After several years tax appeal working with three different Chartered Accountant firms, I found myself in the middle of multiple layers of mistakes made by CRA and by the accountants. Frustrated, I switched to Tax SOS for help, within just few short months, Tax SOS helped me to clear up all the errors and saved me over $40,000 in taxes.
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- G. K. (Toronto, ON)
Hello, FYI, CCRA call my boss and advise them also fax over a letter not to take out anything from my pay. Thanks for getting this taken care of so soon.
- F. G. (Toronto, ON)
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Home media center
I just bought a NetGear ReadyNas Duo to connect hard drives to my home network, to stream movies and the like to our fabulous Xbox Classic media center. In the process of researching, I was wondering whether the kind of hard drive connection matters. I mean, if you plug USB hard drives into a device like that, does it run fast enough to stream one or more movies simultaneously? How many simultaneous movies or audio streams would your average home ethernet carry? My first stab at answering these questions are below.
On the left are various network and hard drive connection technologies. On the right are various uses to which I might want to put them. You can't use a slower connection (eg. bluetooth) to drive a faster usage (eg. blu-ray quality movies). Centre column is the data rate in megabits per second (Mb/s):
| Channel | Bandwidth (Mb/s) |
Media |
|---|---|---|
| EDGE mobile phone | 0.2 | |
| 0.3 | CD audio | |
| Bluetooth1 | 0.7 | |
| 1.3 | Minimal video | |
| Bluetooth2 | 2.1 | |
| Wifi 802.11b | 4.5 | |
| 5.0 | DVD mpeg-2 quality | |
| ADSL1 | 8.0 | |
| Ethernet 10baseT | 10.0 | |
| USB1 | 12.0 | |
| 15.0 | HDTV video (from 8 to 15) | |
| ADSL2+ ⭐ | 24.0 | |
| Cable modem | 30.0 | |
| 40.0 | Blu-ray disc | |
| Wifi 802.11g | 54.0 | |
| Firewire800 act | 65.0 | |
| Ethernet 100baseT ⭐ | 100.0 | |
| PCI | 133.0 | |
| USB2 actual | 240.0 | |
| Firewire 400 theo | 400.0 | |
| USB2 theoretical | 480.0 | |
| Wifi 802.11n | 600.0 | |
| Firewire 800 theo | 800.0 | |
| Seagate Barracuda ⭐ | 960.0 | |
| Ethernet gigabit | 1,000.0 | |
| SATA-150 theo | 1,500.0 | |
| SATA-300 theo | 3,000.0 |
⭐ = my setup
I'm assuming that I don't have gigabit ethernet, because I've never paid it any attention in the past. Judging from the above, my 100BaseT should be more than adequate, but will be the weakest link. So that'll be the first thing I look at if streaming seems sub-par. Coolio!
Update: Everything works swimmingly. I've had no problem with streaming speeds. Problems have occurred with some .avi files which appeared to have invalid interleave cross-stream differential parity (or something) and efforts to reverse their polarity were to no avail (transcoding software generally wouldn't even read the files!) A quick visit or two to MiniNova fixed all that.


Statistics
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Total power (light) output (Watts):
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Total maximum power consumption at 240v (Amps):


Procedural Object Placement
Creating large terrain with convincing vegetation is a lot of work. Since nature generally follows certain rules, such as on which type of terrain which plant can grow, how densely they are packed and so on, it makes sense to rather build and apply such rules to automatically place objects, than attempting to place vegetation by hand.
EZ comes with a procedural generation feature. This is designed specifically for decorating terrain with vegetation, but can also be used in other scenarios.
The system is heavily inspired by the procedural vegetation system in Horizon Zero Dawn. See this GDC talk (video, slides) for reference.
Sample Scene
To get started, the Vegetation scene in the Testing Chambers project shows a simple setup in action. You need to run the scene, because the procedural system is only active during simulation.
Technical Overview
The procedural generation system is active in a scene once a procedural placement component is added to it. The component defines in which area a certain rule is used to place objects. The rules are set up through ProcGen graph assets. The rules specify which objects to place under which conditions and with what kind of variation.
Additional components can be placed to affect the object placement in select areas, such as for clearing an area or increasing the density of a certain type of plant.
The procedural placement system only places objects during scene simulation, so without pressing play in the editor, you won't see any placement.
The system uses the position of the main camera to determine where to place objects. Object placement is distributed across frames, to prevent stutter. A grid around the camera is used to determine in which area objects have been placed already. When the camera moves, new cells will be populated, and cells that are too far away are cleared again. This way the system makes sure that there is a relatively constant performance impact.
Consequently, procedurally placed objects can't have state that needs to be persistent. Each object can have state, for example you could make it place trees that can be burned down, but it must be fine for your game, that the tree will reappear, if the player gets far away and returns.
Object placement is deterministic. As long as the placement rules and the conditions (terrain, materials, etc) don't change, the same object will be placed at the same position every single time.


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Memory Analysis
Logs Analysis
Hard Drives Analysis
Cellphone Analysis
Network Packets Analysis
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Here are the different endpoints:
1.
Fetches the score for all users from the given server id. Example:
GET
/leet/score/{server_id}
Fetches the score for all users from the given server id. Example:
{
"scores": [
{
"month_score": 9,
"nick": "nick1",
"score": 4,
"streak": 0
},
{
"month_score": 7,
"nick": "nick2",
"score": 27,
"streak": 0
},
{
"month_score": 6,
"nick": "nick3",
"score": 177,
"streak": 1
},
...
}
2.
Fetches the graph data for all nicks belonging to a server. Example:
GET
/leet/graph/{server_id}
Fetches the graph data for all nicks belonging to a server. Example:
{
"Nick1": {
"graph": [
{
"date": "2017-06-16",
"streak": 0
},
{
"date": "2017-06-17",
"streak": 1
},
...
{
"Nick2": {
"graph": [
{
"date": "2017-06-16",
"streak": 0
},
{
"date": "2017-06-17",
"streak": 1
},
...
}
3.
Fetches the graph data for given nick belonging to a server. Example:
GET
/leet/graph/{server_id}/{nick}
Fetches the graph data for given nick belonging to a server. Example:
{
"Nick": {
"graph": [
{
"date": "2017-06-16",
"streak": 0
},
{
"date": "2017-06-17",
"streak": 1
},
...
}
4.
Fetches the average streak for each day of the given server. Example:
GET
/leet/graph/average/{server_id}
Fetches the average streak for each day of the given server. Example:
{
'graph': [
{
"avg_streak": 0.46153846153846156,
"date": "2017-12-23"
},
{
"avg_streak": 0.3076923076923077,
"date": "2017-12-24"
},
{
"avg_streak": 0.23076923076923078,
"date": "2017-12-25"
},
...
]
}
5.
Fetches the average streak, highest streak and number of days its based on for the given user from the given server. Example:
GET
/leet/graph/average/{server_id}/{nick}
Fetches the average streak, highest streak and number of days its based on for the given user from the given server. Example:
{
"graph": [
{
"avg_streak": 0.7473684210526316,
"count": 190,
"max_streak": 5
}
]
}
More endpoints might come in the future when leet cash is implemented.


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A positioning device includes a base, a press board, an antislip piece, and a positioning unit. The base includes an opening, and a mounting space. The mounting space is mounted on a rod. The press board is slidably mounted in the opening. The antislip piece is mounted on the press board and is close to the mounting space. The antislip piece is made of elastic material and is softer than the press board. The positioning unit includes a shaft mounted on the base and a driving member rotatably and eccentrically connected with the shaft. The driving member is driven between a pressing position for locking the rod and a releasing position for unlocking the rod. Thus, the user only needs to drive the driving member to lock or unlock the rod so that the rod is locked or unlocked easily and quickly.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a positioning device and, more particularly, to a positioning device for a rod.
2. Description of the Related Art
A conventional positioning device in accordance with the prior art shown in figref[FIG. 1] is mounted on a rod 520 and comprises a clamping ring 500 and a bolt 510. The clamping ring 500 includes a C-shaped annular wall 501, two spaced fixing plates 502 mounted on two opposite ends of the annular wall 501, and a slit 503 defined between the fixing plates 502. The clamping ring 500 is mounted on the rod 520. Then, the bolt 510 is screwed through the fixing plates 502. When the bolt 510 is screwed tightly to reduce the width of the slit 503, the annular wall 501 of the clamping ring 500 presses the rod 520 so that the rod 520 is locked. When the bolt 510 is unscrewed to enlarge the width of the slit 503, the annular wall 501 of the clamping ring 500 releases the rod 520 so that the rod 520 is unlocked. However, the user has to screw the bolt 510 for locking the rod 520 and to unscrew the bolt 510 for unlocking the rod 520, thereby wasting the time and energy. In addition, the annular wall 501 of the clamping ring 500 easily produces an elastic fatigue during a long-term utilization so that the annular wall 501 of the clamping ring 500 cannot position the rod 520 exactly and closely. Further, the conventional positioning device is not assembled conveniently.
The primary objective of the present invention is to provide a positioning device that can lock or unlock a rod conveniently to achieve energy saving and time saving functions.
In accordance with the present invention, there is provided a positioning device mounted on a rod, comprising a base, a press board, an antislip piece, and a positioning unit. The base includes an outer peripheral face, an inner peripheral face, an opening, and a sliding guide module. The inner peripheral face of the base defines a mounting space which is mounted on the rod. The opening of the base extends from the inner peripheral face to the outer peripheral face of the base. The sliding guide module of the base is located adjacent to the opening. The press board is slidably mounted in the opening of the base and is close to the mounting space of the base. The press board includes a guiding module which is slidable along the sliding guide module of the base. The antislip piece is mounted on and protruded outward from the press board. The antislip piece is close to the mounting space of the base. The antislip piece is made of elastic material and is softer than the press board. The positioning unit includes a shaft and a driving member. The shaft of the positioning unit is mounted on the base. The driving member of the positioning unit is rotatably and eccentrically connected with the shaft. The driving member of the positioning unit includes a pressing portion and a handle portion. The pressing portion of the driving member corresponds to the opening of the base. The handle portion of the driving member extends laterally from the pressing portion. The handle portion of the driving member is driven to move the pressing portion relative to the base between a pressing position and a releasing position. When the pressing portion of the driving member is moved to the pressing position, the pressing portion of the driving member presses the press board toward the rod to secure the rod. When the pressing portion of the driving member is moved to the releasing position, the pressing portion of the driving member releases the press board from the rod so that the rod is movable freely.
The base further includes two pivot plates spaced from each other. Each of the pivot plates of the base extends outward from the outer peripheral face of the base. The opening of the base is located between the pivot plates. One of the pivot plates of the base has a sliding face. The sliding guide module of the base includes at least one sliding guide portion formed in the sliding face. The guiding module of the press board includes at least one guiding portion slidable along the sliding guide portion of the sliding guide module. Preferably, the sliding guide portion of the sliding guide module is an elongate channel, and the guiding portion of the guiding module is a rail. The sliding guide module of the base further includes a plurality of first limit portions which are located at two opposite sides of the opening. The guiding module of the press board further includes a plurality of second limit portions secured on the first limit portions of the sliding guide module. Preferably, each of the first limit portions of the sliding guide module is a recess, and each of the second limit portions of the guiding module is a projection. The press board further includes a driven face and a fixing face. The driven face of the press board has an arc-shaped profile. The fixing face of the press board is located opposite to the driven face. The antislip piece is secured in the press board and corresponds to the fixing face of the press board. The pressing portion of the driving member presses the driven face of the press board. The pressing portion of the driving member has an arc-shaped profile. The guiding module of the press board has a bottom side provided with at least one oblique face. The oblique face of the guiding module is extended from the fixing face of the press board toward the driven face of the press board and is gradually deflected downward.
According to the primary advantage of the present invention, the user only needs to drive the driving member to lock or unlock the rod so that the rod is locked or unlocked easily and quickly.
According to another advantage of the present invention, the press board and the antislip piece clamps the rod the pressing position so that the rod is locked tightly and closely.
According to a further advantage of the present invention, the antislip piece is sandwiched between the rod and the press board so that the press board will not directly contact the rod and will not be deformed or distorted during a long-term utilization.
Further benefits and advantages of the present invention will become apparent after a careful reading of the detailed description with appropriate reference to the accompanying drawings.
figref[FIG. 1] is a cross-sectional view of a conventional positioning device for a rod in accordance with the prior art.
figref[FIG. 2] is a schematic side view of a positioning device for a rod in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention.
figref[FIG. 3] is a partially exploded perspective view of the positioning device for a rod as shown in figref[FIG. 2] .
figref[FIG. 4] is a cross-sectional view of the positioning device for a rod as shown in figref[FIG. 2] .
figref[FIG. 5] is a cross-sectional view of the positioning device for a rod taken along line 5- 5 as shown in figref[FIG. 4] , showing the pressing portion of the driving member is disposed at the pressing position.
figref[FIG. 6] is a schematic operational view of the positioning device for a rod as shown in figref[FIG. 5] , showing the pressing portion of the driving member is disposed at the releasing position.
Referring to the drawings and initially to figref[FIGS. 2-5] , a positioning device in accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention is used to position a bearing unit 70 which is used for placing a tablet personal computer 80 and the like. The bearing unit 70 includes a support seat 702, a connector 703, and an upright rod 701. The tablet personal computer 80 is placed on the support seat 702 of the bearing unit 70. The connector 703 of the bearing unit 70 protrudes outward from the back face of the support seat 702. The positioning device is mounted on the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 and is pivotally connected with the connector 703 of the bearing unit 70.
The positioning device comprises a base 1, a press board 2, an antislip piece 4, and a positioning unit 3.
The base 1 includes an outer peripheral face 11, an inner peripheral face 12, an opening 13, and a sliding guide module 10. The inner peripheral face 12 of the base 1 defines a mounting space 121 which is mounted on the rod 701. The opening 13 of the base 1 extends from the inner peripheral face 12 to the outer peripheral face 11 of the base 1 and is connected to the mounting space 121. The sliding guide module 10 of the base 1 is located adjacent to the opening 13. The base 1 further includes two pivot plates 14 spaced from each other, and a coupling portion 16 pivotally connected with the connector 703 of the bearing unit 70. Each of the pivot plates 14 of the base 1 extends outward from the outer peripheral face 11 of the base 1. The opening 13 of the base 1 is located between the pivot plates 14. One of the pivot plates 14 of the base 1 has a sliding face 141 which is located adjacent to the opening 13. The sliding guide module 10 of the base 1 includes at least one sliding guide portion 142 formed in the sliding face 141. The sliding guide module 10 of the base 1 further includes a plurality of first limit portions 15 which are located at two opposite sides of the opening 13. The first limit portions 15 of the sliding guide module 10 are located between the pivot plates 14 of the base 1.
The press board 2 is slidably mounted in the opening 13 of the base 1 and is close to the mounting space 121 of the base 1. The press board 2 includes a guiding module 20 which is slidable along the sliding guide module 10 of the base 1. The guiding module 20 of the press board 2 includes at least one guiding portion 21 slidable along the sliding guide portion 142 of the sliding guide module 10. Preferably, the sliding guide portion 142 of the sliding guide module 10 is an elongate channel, and the guiding portion 21 of the guiding module 20 is a rail. The guiding portion 21 of the guiding module 20 has an oblique face 211 corresponding to a bottom face of the sliding guide portion 142 of the sliding guide module 10. The guiding module 20 of the press board 2 further includes a plurality of second limit portions 22 secured on the first limit portions 15 of the sliding guide module 10. Preferably, each of the first limit portions 15 of the sliding guide module 10 is a recess, and each of the second limit portions 22 of the guiding module 20 is a projection. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the sliding guide module 10 of the base 1 includes two sliding guide portions 142 and four first limit portions 15, and the guiding module 20 of the press board 2 includes two guiding portions 21 and four second limit portions 22. The press board 2 further includes a driven face 23 and a fixing face 24. The driven face 23 of the press board 2 has an arc-shaped profile. The fixing face 24 of the press board 2 is located opposite to the driven face 23.
The antislip piece 4 is mounted on and protruded outward from the press board 2. The antislip piece 4 is close to the mounting space 121 of the base 1. The antislip piece 4 is made of elastic material, such as rubber, and is softer than the press board 2. The antislip piece 4 is secured in the press board 2 and corresponds to the fixing face 24 of the press board 2.
The positioning unit 3 includes a shaft 31 and a driving member 32. The shaft 31 of the positioning unit 3 is mounted on the base 1. The driving member 32 of the positioning unit 3 is rotatably and eccentrically connected with the shaft 31. The driving member 32 of the positioning unit 3 includes a pressing portion 321 and a handle portion 322. The pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 corresponds to the opening 13 of the base 1 and has an arc-shaped profile. The pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 presses the driven face 23 of the press board 2. The handle portion 322 of the driving member 32 extends laterally from the pressing portion 321. The handle portion 322 of the driving member 32 is driven to move the pressing portion 321 relative to the base 1 between a pressing position and a releasing position. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved to the pressing position, the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 presses the press board 2 toward the rod 701 to secure the rod 701. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved to the releasing position, the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 releases the press board 2 from the rod 701 to make the rod 701 move freely.
In operation, referring to figref[FIGS. 5 and 6] with reference to figref[FIGS. 2-4] , when the handle portion 322 of the driving member 32 is driven in the clockwise direction indicated by an arrow “A” as shown in figref[FIG. 5] , the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved toward the driven face 23 of the press board 2 by the eccentric arrangement of the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 relative to the shaft 31. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 abuts the driven face 23 of the press board 2, the driving member 32 reaches the pressing position. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved to the pressing position, the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 presses the press board 2 toward the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 so that the antislip piece 4 clamps the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 to position the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 in place. At this time, the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 has an arc-shaped profile, and the driven face 23 of the press board 2 also has an arc-shaped profile to match the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32, to increase the contact area between the driven face 23 of the press board 2 and the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32, so that the antislip piece 4 clamps the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 exactly. In addition, the antislip piece 4 is made of elastic material with an antislip function so that the antislip piece 4 clamps the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 tightly and closely. In addition, the antislip piece 4 is sandwiched between the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 and the press board 2 so that the press board 2 will not directly contact the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 and will not be deformed or distorted during a long-term utilization.
On the contrary, when the handle portion 322 of the driving member 32 is driven in the counterclockwise direction indicated by an arrow “B” as shown in figref[FIG. 6] , the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved to space from the driven face 23 of the press board 2 by the eccentric arrangement of the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 relative to the shaft 31. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is detached from the driven face 23 of the press board 2, the driving member 32 reaches the releasing position. When the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 is moved to the releasing position, the pressing portion 321 of the driving member 32 releases the press board 2 which release the antislip piece 4 from the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 so that the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 is unlocked from the antislip piece 4 and is moved freely in the mounting space 121 of the base 1.
It is to be noted that, when the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 is externally inserted into the mounting space 121 of the base 1, the oblique face 211 of the guiding portion 21 guides movement of the rod 701 so that the rod 701 of the bearing unit 70 is introduced into the mounting space 121 of the base 1 easily and conveniently by guidance of the oblique face 211, and will not be blocked by the press board 2 during movement.
It is appreciated that, the second limit portions 22 of the guiding module 20 are secured on the first limit portions 15 of the sliding guide module 10 to locate the press board 2 between the pivot plates 14 of the base 1, so that the press board 2 is positioned in the base 1 solidly and stably and will not fall into the mounting space 121 of the base 1.
Accordingly, the user only needs to drive the driving member 32 to lock or unlock the rod 701 so that the rod 701 is locked or unlocked easily and quickly. In addition, the press board 2 and the antislip piece 4 clamps the rod 701 the pressing position so that the rod 701 is locked tightly and closely. Further, the antislip piece 4 is sandwiched between the rod 701 and the press board 2 so that the press board 2 will not directly contact the rod 701 and will not be deformed or distorted during a long-term utilization to enhance the structural strength of the positioning device.
Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferred embodiment(s) as mentioned above, it is to be understood that many other possible modifications and variations can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. It is, therefore, contemplated that the appended claim or claims will cover such modifications and variations that fall within the true scope of the invention.


0x04 – Proof of concept
To abuse the driver loading privilege, a PoC application has been created in order to automate the procedure described above.
A starting point is a non-privileged user (test) to which the privilege “Load and unload device drivers” has been assigned.
As discussed earlier, initially the user will be assigned a restricted token, which does not include the SeLoadDriverPrivilege privilege.
If you have an interactive session, you can perform the elevation token elevation by accepting the UAC prompt, otherwise you should use some UAC bypassing technique.
In this specific case we assume that there is an interactive session in the system. By using the tool elevate, a new terminal with an associated unrestricted token can be spawned, after accepting the UAC prompt.
As you can see the privilege “SeLoadDriverPrivilege” is present in the user’s access token, however it is disabled.
At this point we can use the PoC tool EOPLOADDRIVER (https://github.com/TarlogicSecurity/EoPLoadDriver/), which will allow us to:
- Enable the SeLoadDriverPrivilege privilege
- Create the registry key under HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU) and set driver configuration settings
- Execute the NTLoadDriver function, specifying the registry key previously created
The tool can be invoked as shown below:
EOPLOADDRIVER.exe RegistryKey DriverImagePath
The RegistryKey parameter specifies the registry key created under HKCU (“Registry User{NON_PRIVILEGED_USER_SID}”, while the DriverImagePath specifies the location of the driver in the file system.
It is possible to verify the driver was loaded successfully using the DriverView tool.