Programming ESP32CAM using Arduino UnoThis is inspired by several others who have previously completed this task. This is a compilation of what I learned from various sources in case it needs to be reproduced in the future. NOTE: Most […]
Installing VS Code on Raspberry Pihttps://youtu.be/UIfB9spu31M Log into the Raspberry Pi Open the web browser and go to https://code.visualstudio.com Click Other platforms Under the Linux section (penguin icon), to the right of .deb, […]
Using Personal Access Tokens with GIT and GitHubhttps://youtu.be/kHkQnuYzwoo Recently I was alerted by GitHub that I should stop using a username/password when using the GIT command line utility. Instead of a password, I should be using a Personal […]
Setting up an Ubuntu lab in Azure LabsI have recently had the opportunity to begin using Azure Labs (https://labs.azure.com) for my classes. This lab environment helps to replace a previously self-made and self-maintained VMware […]
Installing Visual Studio Code on Fedora 31https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxgNDBoGN8I Install SNAP Microsoft released updates to Visual Studio Code as a SNAP package. Snap is a package management utility similar to apt, yum, or dnf, that is […]
Recent Videos
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Authenticating to APIs part 2
Continuing our discussion of authenticating to APIs to better keep our authentication tokens safe. Using the Python ConfigParser module to store passwords and tokens in a separate file, and then accessing them programmatically.
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Authenticating to APIs part 1
Introduction to using APIs that require authentication. Walking through the GitHub API documentation, creating a Personal Access Token for GitHub, and authenticating against their API.
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HaveIBeenPwned API part 2
Continuing our use of the HaveIBeenPwned API and using this in a more dynamic Python script. This allows us to automatically look for a specific password and return its status to the user.
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HaveIBeenPwned API part 1
Using the HaveIBeenPwned public API to test passwords for security. Validating if passwords have been found in online security breaches before.
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JSON and APIs
An introduction to working with JSON data returned from APIs. Specifically, creating a script to find out how many people are in space at this moment, and then parsing the JSON data to make it readable and accessible
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Introduction to APIs
A brief introduction to working with online APIs and the tools to access them
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Using Python to find Passwords
A brief walk-through of how passwords can be found from encrypted hashes using Python.
See the prior video (https://youtu.be/5Ygtfm9nQhQ) for details about how the hashes are created.
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Creating password hashes in Python
A brief walk-through of how password hashes are created, and how to create them in Python.
See the next video (https://youtu.be/2A5xQCTCS-0) to see how we can use dictionary files to find passwords.
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Installing VS Code on Raspberry Pi
A short walk-through of installing Visual Studio Code on a Raspberry Pi.
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Intro to Raspberry Pi
A brief introduction to the Raspberry Pi and how to use it. -
Intro to using GIT and GitHub
A brief walk-though of how to setup and use GIT and GitHub. -
Using Personal Access Tokens with GIT and GitHub
A short walk-through of how to use Personal Access Tokens to work with GitHub.
Written instructions can be found at https://edgoad.com/2021/02/using-personal-access-tokens-with-git-and-github.html
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