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Too lazy? Can't be bothered to? I'll parse a database for you.
For example:
- user email hash first_ip laste_ip
- username password ip
- etc
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Interesting service! Are there any requirements for the data to have for you to parse it?
Parsing databases is something that I never actually learned to do; although, I really should. Perhaps you could write a guide on how to go about it, or point me (s/me/greysec) in the right direction of the resources needed to learn to parse. I know that I would personally really appreciate it.
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(12-28-2015, 05:36 PM)Helix Wrote: Interesting service! Are there any requirements for the data to have for you to parse it?
Parsing databases is something that I never actually learned to do; although, I really should. Perhaps you could write a guide on how to go about it, or point me (s/me/greysec) in the right direction of the resources needed to learn to parse. I know that I would personally really appreciate it.
For example:
Code: "29231","ZeLaClan","zelaclan","gt5@live.se","a01748786a30234295e7c6c661f6b852","5+9"
Code: ZeLaClan gt5@live.se a01748786a30234295e7c6c661f6b852
Code: INSERT INTO `users` VALUES (1,'blamedyy','==44c8cf514440543c728bee1864a1a466','blamedyy@yahoo.com','',897,1);
Code: blamedyy ==44c8cf514440543c728bee1864a1a466 blamedyy@yahoo.com
Or the format you want.
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(12-28-2015, 05:42 PM)zeroday Wrote: (12-28-2015, 05:36 PM)Helix Wrote: Interesting service! Are there any requirements for the data to have for you to parse it?
Parsing databases is something that I never actually learned to do; although, I really should. Perhaps you could write a guide on how to go about it, or point me (s/me/greysec) in the right direction of the resources needed to learn to parse. I know that I would personally really appreciate it.
For example:
Code: "29231","ZeLaClan","zelaclan","gt5@live.se","a01748786a30234295e7c6c661f6b852","5+9"
Code: ZeLaClan gt5@live.se a01748786a30234295e7c6c661f6b852
Code: INSERT INTO `users` VALUES (1,'blamedyy','==44c8cf514440543c728bee1864a1a466','blamedyy@yahoo.com','',897,1);
Code: blamedyy ==44c8cf514440543c728bee1864a1a466 blamedyy@yahoo.com
Or the format you want.
I know what parsing is; I also know what parsed/unparsed data looks like.
That didn't really answer my question, perhaps you did not understand, so let me reword it: is there any data that you cannot parse for whatever reason?
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(12-28-2015, 06:01 PM)Helix Wrote: I know what parsing is; I also know what parsed/unparsed data looks like.
That didn't really answer my question, perhaps you did not understand, so let me reword it: is there any data that you cannot parse for whatever reason?
There is unparsed data I cannot parse (unless I do it manually -- takes a really long time) that is dumped by retards. (For example dumped with a custom made script that puts the data really weird)
Sometimes I see dumps like:
Code: username
email
password
ip
username
email
password
ip
username
email
password
ip
I don't know why you would dump it like that, but that is annoying to parse.
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I see.
Well, I will let you know if I ever need something parsed and I cannot figure out how to do it on my own.
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(12-28-2015, 06:10 PM)Helix Wrote: I see.
Well, I will let you know if I ever need something parsed and I cannot figure out how to do it on my own.
Sure thing, I can teach you how I do it. I might make a tutorial soon.
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(12-28-2015, 06:12 PM)zeroday Wrote: (12-28-2015, 06:10 PM)Helix Wrote: I see.
Well, I will let you know if I ever need something parsed and I cannot figure out how to do it on my own.
Sure thing, I can teach you how I do it. I might make a tutorial soon.
Please do!
A tutorial/introduction thread would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey nice man. Will contact you for some DBs I'd love to get parsed.
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(12-28-2015, 06:05 PM)zeroday Wrote: Sometimes I see dumps like:
Code: username
email
password
ip
username
email
password
ip
username
email
password
ip
I don't know why you would dump it like that, but that is annoying to parse.
I don't get it, along as the data is in some sort of pattern, it is piss fucking easy to write a script to reorganise the data...
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