After meticulously reading the many different web attacks a web application may face according to letsDefend.io, I was completely overwhelmed when I was faced with a log file containing more than 1...

During this investigation you’ll be gathering information about the client and server. To do so, you’ll work with a provided .pcap file to help answer the following questions. Without further ado, ...

In the realm of functional programming there is an old and well-known principle called data flattening. If you’re like me, hearing this concept for the first time, you might envision someone jumpin...

A dictionary is an unordered, mutable data structure that allows you to store pieces of information as key/value pairs. For example: psyker = { 'damage': 3, 'warp_charge_cost': 5.5, 'factions...

In object storage, files are stored as objects. Each object is treated as a single, unique unit of data when stored. Going back to the 1GB file example, if you change 1 character of this object fi...

Your application undeniably requires some form of storage to store and manage its data. For Instance, you need a place to store the operating system, system files and software for your app. You als...

A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is essentially your private network in AWS. When you create a VPC you get an isolated section of the AWS Cloud. Inside this isolated section is where you organize your...

A set is just an unordered, mutable data structure that allows you to store multiple unique pieces of information of different type: weapons = { "Boltgun", 24.0, True, "Lascannon", ...

A tuple is the immutable sibling of a list. Just as you would do with a list, you can store multiple pieces of information of different types in a tuple: weapons = ('Boltgun', 24.0, True, 'Lascann...

A list is a mutable, ordered data structure that allows you to store multiple pieces of information: # inline list style weapon_ranges = [ 24.0, 36.0, 12.0, 48.0, 18.0, 60.0, 6.0, 72.0, 30.0, 96.0...