I have created some eLearning content with Articulate Story-line. And converted as IOS app. I want to secure my files created with Articulate when I publish and give the content as an Offline app.
Please help me to get this done. I don't know how to secure these html files.
Thanks in advance.
This is for an app, loading all the HTML files created with Articulate Story line.
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I am currently creating an app using nodejs and reactjs and so far I have created user authentication. Now that the user is authenticated, I want them to be able to upload any type of file, view em and delete them. However, I am unsure of how to successfully complete this goal. Can anyone recommend any resources that can assist me?
you can use https://www.npmjs.com/package/multer library. it is effective library for upload files. I have an example in my github account. If you want, you look at https://github.com/serhatleventyavas/nodejs-multer-example
I was wondering if there are modules, or code snippets to create a program that connects to the Microsoft store, in the background, and download an app(without pyAutoGUI). Thanks in advance.
There are no Official API's for accessing Microsoft store, A Possible solution is to use requests library or other equivalent to create a bot that can access various fields available on the website and navigate through, if you always want a certain(Same) application to be downloaded may be you can go directly to that links page and use get request for the download button as submit, this should work in theory, but again this will also keep breaking in short durations as Microsoft keeps making changes to it's website.
P.S. You might want to fool the website by adding headers to your request.
I'm looking to develop a video app that streams and downloads content, but I'm not sure about the security protocols with regards to protecting the downloaded content from being copied/transferred to another hard drive. Does anyone have any insights about as how to proceed? Thanks.
Hi I have an xpages app that I have built using the mobile extension library controls. The ap works fine if you go straight to the notes server but as soon as we use netscaler to access we are getting errors accessing the extention libarary files. We have tracked it down to not being able to access these “/xsp/.ibmxspres/dojoroot-1.6.1/dojo/dojo.js or whatever is in or around there.
For this post http://www.intec.co.uk/domino-8-5-3-greater-power-over-dojo-thanks-ibm-for-your-work/ it looks like these files use the new OSGi plugin functionality and are contained in a jar file on the server rather than as separate files on the domino server. Any idea how we can get the citrix gateway to see these files and use them?
Thanks
Mel
Seems like a Netscaler configuration problem to me. If the manuals don't help, ServerFault might be the better place to ask this question. As a wild guess: /. might be blocked by default since ../../../ is a popular path-traversal attack vector. Let us know how it goes
I'm working with a small web app written in aspnet mvc (running on .NET 4). This site is open to the public and we allow anyone to upload an image (jpg/gif/png)
Currently I'm doing what appears to be minimal security like checking during the upload step
ensure the file ends with .jpg/.gif/.png
verify the actual content type listed for the file coming in is 'image'
using param based SQL to (hopefully) avoid basic SQL injection
But I can't help but feel like I'm missing the basics that would prevent an exploit :)
Anything you can suggest that might help reduce risk for a public image upload would be great!
Note that there are many image-based exploits out there, almost all of them targeting poor image codec implementations. You cannot reasonably prevent image exploits from being uploaded unless you're able to re-encode the images in an sandbox environment that will provide a corrupted image little or no opportunity to damage anything on your system.