What is Mongoose Imagine being able to run HTTP, WebSocket, MQTT, etc., on your microcontroller, STM32, ESP32, or even a spacecraft from Beijing to Mars, using just a <span>.c</span> + a <span>.h</span>. This is Mongoose, a C/C++ networking library that has been shining since 2004. It uses an event-driven, non-blocking API to make connecting and … Read more
In .NET projects, whenever you need to call a REST API, you cannot avoid these two names: HttpClient and RestSharp. They can both send requests, retrieve data, and handle responses, but the experience of using them is completely different—one feels like a “manual transmission,” while the other feels like an “automatic transmission.” Which one should … Read more
In the professional path of Python, web development is almost an unavoidable direction. From traditional MVC frameworks to modern asynchronous API services, Python’s web ecosystem is primarily represented by two major frameworks: Django and FastAPI. They have distinct styles but both offer very high productivity. This article will take you through their architectural concepts, application … Read more
The distinction between the Debug and Display features in the Rust language is not merely a simple functional differentiation; it profoundly reflects the grand themes of “control” and “interaction” in operating system design. This conscious design illustrates the Rust designers’ deep understanding of the two different contexts of “machine-oriented” and “human-oriented,” which resonates with the … Read more
Have you ever envied others for being able to create intelligent conversational applications? Do you feel that calling a large model API is an elusive and profound technology? Today, I want to share a secret with you: Using Python to call the OpenAI API is much simpler than you think! Imagine having your own personal … Read more
Did you think AI assistants just needed a button click? You haven’t seen the backend frantically adjusting APIs. Brothers, sisters, workers, tech enthusiasts, AI players—have you ever had this experience: You just typed a sentence in Google’s NotebookLM, and in three seconds it summarizes a well-structured, logically sound mini-paper complete with references. Just as you’re … Read more
/proc is a special virtual file system. It does not exist on a physical disk but is dynamically generated by the kernel in memory. Its main purpose is to serve as an interface that allows user-space programs (such as ps, top, htop, etc.) to easily obtain runtime information about the kernel and processes, and in … Read more
API Privilege Escalation Detection Tool #!/usr/bin/env python3 """API Privilege Escalation Detection Tool 功能：检测Web接口的水平越权和垂直越权漏洞 作者：pp 版本：1.0""" import json import requests import time import hashlib import hmac import base64 from typing import Dict, List, Any, Optional from urllib.parse import urlparse, parse_qs import argparse import sys class APIPrivilegeEscalationScanner: """ API Privilege Escalation Detector """ def __init__(self, config: Dict[str, … Read more
Introduction: An HTTP request command line client implemented in Python, which I understand as the Python version of curl, but it offers more user-friendly and easier-to-use commands and options. HTTPie is an HTTP command line tool implemented in Python that provides more human-friendly and interactive commands and options, which can be used for testing, debugging, … Read more
HTTPX is a powerful HTTP client library for Python 3 that integrates a command-line client, supports HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2, and provides both synchronous and asynchronous APIs. This article will detail the features, usage, and packaging process of HTTPX. 1. Core Features of HTTPX The design goal of HTTPX is to be a modern, fully-featured HTTP … Read more