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RCE Bug On T-Mobile's Custom Header Vulnerable Header: X-Export-Format: pdf ; Payload Tip: Always test your payloads on custom headers, as the header may be vulnerable, as in this case #BugBounty #bugbountytips #redteam #cybersecurity #Developers #pentest

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'Fisayo Soyombo

529,294 views • 1 year ago

Rangers 2nd Goal: Disconnected Defending Emmanuel Fernandez will learn fast at this level & his is the "obvious" error to point out but shocker, players make mistakes & there are ways to minimize them. Stop At Source > Back-5 is Not Connected > Tavernier Starting Position is Poor > Should Have Conceded a Throw-In; Not a Goal Defending the Box: Man or Ball/Space This one is more complex, as it really depends on your "Philsophy" defending the box as "Space doesn't score goals" but if you leave it to man-marking you increase the chance of individual errors leading to goals: > Sterling, Djiga & Fernandez should all be on a line after reading angle of crosser > Fernandez should mirror Sterlings perfect Body-Shape > Fernandez would win that header in my opinion & it remains 1-1 Thoughts? Also thoughts on added narration, first time I have spoken on one of these?

Rangers 2nd Goal: Disconnected Defending Emmanuel Fernandez will learn fast at this level & his is the "obvious" error to point out but shocker, players make mistakes & there are ways to minimize them. Stop At Source > Back-5 is Not Connected > Tavernier Starting Position is Poor > Should Have Conceded a Throw-In; Not a Goal Defending the Box: Man or Ball/Space This one is more complex, as it really depends on your "Philsophy" defending the box as "Space doesn't score goals" but if you leave it to man-marking you increase the chance of individual errors leading to goals: > Sterling, Djiga & Fernandez should all be on a line after reading angle of crosser > Fernandez should mirror Sterlings perfect Body-Shape > Fernandez would win that header in my opinion & it remains 1-1 Thoughts? Also thoughts on added narration, first time I have spoken on one of these?

John Walker

24,192 views • 7 months ago

“What Israel wants in Iran is chaos, state collapse, and balkanisation.” On this week’s episode of The Tea, we sit down with author and scholar Narges Bajoghli to unpack why narratives about Mossad “on the ground” in Iran matter, how they’re being read by the Iranian state, and why sowing fear and discord can be just as powerful as bombs. “Claims about the presence of foreign agents on the ground is actually making the protesters more vulnerable to violence”. 🎙️ Full episode out TODAY on YouTube 💡 Support radical truth-telling via Patreon Source: The Jerusalem Post, Mike Pompeo via X, and Mossad Farsi via X Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this reel are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MPWR Productions. #TheTeaWithMyriamFrancois #NargesBajoghli #Iran #Israel #Mossad #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #iranprotests #USPolitics

“What Israel wants in Iran is chaos, state collapse, and balkanisation.” On this week’s episode of The Tea, we sit down with author and scholar Narges Bajoghli to unpack why narratives about Mossad “on the ground” in Iran matter, how they’re being read by the Iranian state, and why sowing fear and discord can be just as powerful as bombs. “Claims about the presence of foreign agents on the ground is actually making the protesters more vulnerable to violence”. 🎙️ Full episode out TODAY on YouTube 💡 Support radical truth-telling via Patreon Source: The Jerusalem Post, Mike Pompeo via X, and Mossad Farsi via X Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this reel are those of the guest and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MPWR Productions. #TheTeaWithMyriamFrancois #NargesBajoghli #Iran #Israel #Mossad #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #iranprotests #USPolitics

Dr Myriam François

22,859 views • 6 months ago

As Mayor, I have been working on proposals to develop RAF Scampton into an Ai Defence and Security Cluster. It was the Conservatives who tried to use it to house migrants but the power of local residents helped stop this. Labour may now use it to house migrants. Let's be ready to rise again and stop this. As your Mayor, I will always fight against housing migrants in RAF / military bases in our county.

As Mayor, I have been working on proposals to develop RAF Scampton into an Ai Defence and Security Cluster. It was the Conservatives who tried to use it to house migrants but the power of local residents helped stop this. Labour may now use it to house migrants. Let's be ready to rise again and stop this. As your Mayor, I will always fight against housing migrants in RAF / military bases in our county.

Dame Andrea Jenkyns DBE 🇬🇧

29,615 views • 10 months ago

TradingView to Screener & Marketsmith Extension ⚠️Please before asking in comment or DM, how to install, please read the full post, i have given the instructions also, and if you still cant follow it, You will find plenty of video on youtube on how to install the plugin, or ask AI⚠️ 🙏This was a killer timesaver tool for me, Hope it helps all, please share your feedbacks or gratitude in comments, will be sharing more plugin like this in future as well ☑️Overview This Chrome Extension natively integrates with TradingView, adding quick-access buttons to your top chart header. These buttons allow you to instantly view fundamental financial data for the currently active stock symbol on or evaluate it on MarketSmith India. > Features : > Screener New Tab: Opens the consolidated financials page for the current active TradingView symbol in a new browser tab. > Screener Splitscreen: Toggles a bottom-half split screen (iframe) inside the TradingView tab to load the page directly over your charts, letting you perform fundamental and technical analysis synchronously. > Marketsmith New Tab: Opens the stock evaluation page on MarketSmith India for the active symbol in a new tab. > This extension utilizes the Manifest V3 standard APIs and works smoothly across all modern Chromium-based browsers, including: Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Brave Browser Vivaldi Opera Arc Browser ⭐ Installation Instructions (Local/Unpacked) -> 1)Download or keep this entire extension folder on your computer. 1) Download or keep this entire extension folder on your computer: For Google Chrome: type chrome://extensions/ in the address bar. For Microsoft Edge: type edge://extensions/ in the address bar. For Brave: type brave://extensions/ in the address bar. Enable Developer mode using the toggle switch (usually located in the top-right corner). 3) Click the Load unpacked button that appears. 4) In the file explorer popup, choose this exact directory (the folder containing the manifest.json file). 5) The extension is now successfully installed! Open up TradingView to play around with the newly injected buttons in the top header. Github Repo ->

TradingView to Screener & Marketsmith Extension ⚠️Please before asking in comment or DM, how to install, please read the full post, i have given the instructions also, and if you still cant follow it, You will find plenty of video on youtube on how to install the plugin, or ask AI⚠️ 🙏This was a killer timesaver tool for me, Hope it helps all, please share your feedbacks or gratitude in comments, will be sharing more plugin like this in future as well ☑️Overview This Chrome Extension natively integrates with TradingView, adding quick-access buttons to your top chart header. These buttons allow you to instantly view fundamental financial data for the currently active stock symbol on or evaluate it on MarketSmith India. > Features : > Screener New Tab: Opens the consolidated financials page for the current active TradingView symbol in a new browser tab. > Screener Splitscreen: Toggles a bottom-half split screen (iframe) inside the TradingView tab to load the page directly over your charts, letting you perform fundamental and technical analysis synchronously. > Marketsmith New Tab: Opens the stock evaluation page on MarketSmith India for the active symbol in a new tab. > This extension utilizes the Manifest V3 standard APIs and works smoothly across all modern Chromium-based browsers, including: Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Brave Browser Vivaldi Opera Arc Browser ⭐ Installation Instructions (Local/Unpacked) -> 1)Download or keep this entire extension folder on your computer. 1) Download or keep this entire extension folder on your computer: For Google Chrome: type chrome://extensions/ in the address bar. For Microsoft Edge: type edge://extensions/ in the address bar. For Brave: type brave://extensions/ in the address bar. Enable Developer mode using the toggle switch (usually located in the top-right corner). 3) Click the Load unpacked button that appears. 4) In the file explorer popup, choose this exact directory (the folder containing the manifest.json file). 5) The extension is now successfully installed! Open up TradingView to play around with the newly injected buttons in the top header. Github Repo ->

Roshan Kumar

14,810 views • 4 months ago

🍌 R E V E A L I N G T H E 🍌 - - - > X C H I M P Z Get your NaNa here At the grand NaNa-BBQ party (date to be announced) the placeholders will be burned and the XChimpz will appear in the holders wallets on Astar Network EVM. 🥼🦺🧥👖🩳👘🧦👟💼🎩👓🕶️ Stake your ASTR in our AXC dApp to receive free XChimp items!

🍌 R E V E A L I N G T H E 🍌 - - - > X C H I M P Z Get your NaNa here At the grand NaNa-BBQ party (date to be announced) the placeholders will be burned and the XChimpz will appear in the holders wallets on Astar Network EVM. 🥼🦺🧥👖🩳👘🧦👟💼🎩👓🕶️ Stake your ASTR in our AXC dApp to receive free XChimp items!

apeXchimpz

18,528 views • 2 years ago