I would say no. The reason is because each Bitcoin on the Bitcoin Blockchain network is cryptographically identifiable and unique. So no it is not possible to send fake bitcoins to an address.

Do you upload or deploy the crypto? Also, which networks do you support?

I still need a solution to this

tensazangetsu20:
Learn what the market needs. I like your roadmap but it's impossible to learn all those things you listed there. Just find a niche, build out projects. Stick to it, create a portfolio for yourself and apply to jobs.

I'll get right on it

sagieramos:

It's a micro controller (WROOM-32)

Okay. I'm gonna need you to scan your LAN

You can do this using a Laptop or a phone. The utilities you'll need will be

- just nmap (for a laptop/desktop)
- termux and nmap (for Android)

You can get termux from the Google play store

You can get nmap for your OS from https://nmap.org

I'm willing to help but I'm not always online on nairaland. Feel free to contact me via messenger at https://m.me/adophilus.brian so that we can resolve your issue quickly

Good day Dear Reader,

All my life I have been asked many questions. Most of them came in the form of tests and exams, while the others in the form of deep thoughts.

I can still recall the day I started learning [strike]programming[/strike] coding newly. The joy I felt when I created my first web page in HTML was on another level. I was so excited that I could control the computer to do something for me. From that day on I just kept trying to improve my skills in programming, days turned into weeks which later turned into months and then into years -- all spent learning computer programming.

If I had to recall a roadmap of my "programming journey", it would look something like this

HTML -> CSS -> JS (shallow) -> PHP -> jQuery -> JS (fully) -> PHP -> SQL(CRUD) -> C++(gave up same day) -> Python -> Java -> C -> C++ -> C -> Python

I included some frameworks of popular languages because those frameworks helped me understand the language more.

Sometime last year (or so), one of my relatives asked me a very deep question which, at the time, I did not understand. She asked me, "Are you programming as a hobby or a career?". As at the time she asked me that question all I could think of was heck yeah I'm going programming as a career (in a very formal tone). What I did not understand at that point in time was that in this world your plans, no matter how perfect or well-meaning, can easily be turned on it's head for the flimsiest of causes. Quite lately, it seems like this "reality" is dawning on me. I've always been the type of person that doesn't jump to conclusions too quickly (if ever), that's why I say "reality" (because I'm not all too sure that this really is a reality). In the past I've always been able to push through because I'd set a list of various things that I want to do -- that way if I'm not feeling emotionally stable, regardless of the reason, I always have some activity to fall back to. I normally plan out multiple activities for myself because I know that doing one task for even a whole day would be a somewhat difficult task for me to complete, so I like to "mix-and-match" multiple activities in a single day.

Presently, I find my self burdened. Burdened with the fact that I will soon join the working force of this great nation (you know the nation I'm talking about). I wish to work in a field that's "technology-inclined" but I don't even have any bit of experience whatsoever. This fact is making me feel like I've been wasting my life but, even so, this is the only life I'll get so I'd rather waste it doing something I have a passion for than just living a "regular" life, devoid of my dreams.

I recall the illustration someone once gave me about money. I can't exactly remember the words he used to summarize it but the story goes like this, during the wars in Russia, there was this system of government they operated in which as a solider, if you try to flee from the battlefield you will be shot down by another solider because you will be seen as a coward. The reason why another solider would shoot you from fleeing from battle you ask? It's because he would be shot by another solider for allowing to coward to run away and that solider would be shot in turn for not shooting a coward and the next solider would shoot the solider who didn't shoot the solider who didn't shoot the cowards... basically, the cycle continues on and on. The moral behind the story was this, "Don't seek for money, seek for solutions".

As my time (and number of words per post) is running out, I wish to end this post with the following requests.

- I wish to be the kind of person that is free financially. With my current skill set, how can I improve myself to start taking steps towards that goal?

- How do I land a job with my skill set? When I say "land a job" I do not mean it in the literal sense. For now, what I want is to rack up experience, either though jobs or through team projects (I don't necessarily want pay right now, just the knowledge should be sufficient -- I just want to see how it's done IRL and adjust to accommodate it)

Lastly I would really like it if you would constructively criticize my post (down to my grammar even) and check out my GitHub profile at https://github.com/Adophilus

I recently created a new repo for handling network communication (through the use of sockets) in python https://github.com/Adophilus/socket-utils I would really like it if I could get some contributions to the project (as this would help me rack up experience in team projects).

sagieramos:

This part is where I'm having limited knowledge. How do I confirm the server is bound to the same network interface as the router port?

Uhmmm.... Okay. Let's start from here. The "device" that's running the server, what is it, i.e: laptop or ....

Wow this is very informative. I recently started following this YouTuber named John Hammond. I think there's another one I'm also following named LiveOverflow.

Once again this post is quite informative for me (as I'm a noob in the sector). One thing I just want to ask is this. Some time ago, while going through one of the rooms in a KOTH match in TryHackMe, I stumbled upon this binary called "lucky_shell". It turns out that there's like a 1 in 25 chance of you escalating to root of you run it but the catch is this, there is an even higher chance that your shell session gets terminated if you run the same binary. So it's kinda like a high risk, right reward operation. I did some research and got to find out that one can actually compile a custom ld.preload.so binary which would basically overwrite the functions with a corresponding name in the binary running with the environment variable, "LD_PRELOAD" set to the path of the custom ld.preload.so.

TL;DR
If the person debugging the binary runs it using a custom "LD_PRELOAD" environment variable, say it is set to the path of a custom ld.preload.so binary, and the "ptrace" function is overridden in the ld.preload.so binary to always return 1 won't the malwar3 run without realizing that it's being debugged?

We're going to need more information about the issue.

Screenshots of the error as well as the name of the framework and the programming language you're working with will prove useful in debugging the issue.

I assume that by "connect" you want to access some resource available on your device (most probably through a server of some sort).

In this illustration I'll assume that the resource you want to access is available on a HTTP server running on your device.

Step 1:
Get the WAN (public) IP address of your router, <router_public_ip>

Step 2:
Assuming that the HTTP server is already running on your device, get the port number the server is exposed on

Step 3:
Confirm that the server is bound to the same network interface as your router on port <server_port> (which is typically within the range of [1024, 65535] unless you're running the server with superuser privileges

Step 4:
Access the "control panel" of your router.
You should be able to do so by navigating to your router's local ip address from your device

Step 5:
Search for a feature called "port forwarding" (or "port mapping"

Step 6:
Enter in the (local) ip address of your device and an arbitrary port number, <forwarded_port>, as the source and as the destination, the <port_number> the server on your device is available on

Step 7:
Open a web browser (on your phone) and type in http://<router_public_ip>:<forwarded_port>/path/to/resource/on/the/server/running/on/your/device

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Great job

Thank you

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0.5x + 1 = 100
0.5x = 100 - 1
0.5x = 99
(Divide both sides by 0.5)
x = 99/0.5
x = 198

Hey OP, I use fernet. Is it as good as bcrypt?

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