76% of data breaches utilized weak or stolen credentials like default usernames and passwords. Social engineering targeting ex-employees and managers accounted for 27% of breaches. 29% of all breaches involved some kind of social element like phishing or pretexting where attackers trick victims into providing access to systems or sensitive information.
76% of data breaches utilized weak or stolen credentials like default usernames and passwords. Social engineering targeting ex-employees and managers accounted for 27% of breaches. 29% of all breaches involved some kind of social element like phishing or pretexting where attackers trick victims into providing access to systems or sensitive information.
The document describes code for implementing various operations on singly linked lists in C such as insertion, deletion, searching, reversing, merging, splitting lists. It includes function definitions and implementations for printing a list, inserting a node, deleting a node, searching for a node, counting nodes, reversing a list, merging two lists, and splitting a list. The main function tests these operations in a menu-driven program.
Wolfgang Ziegler presented on using entities in Drupal. He discussed interacting with entities using functions like entity_load() and entity_save(), and providing new entity types by implementing hook_entity_info() and hook_schema(). He explained how to integrate entity types by implementing things like property info, CRUD, and controllers. Finally, he covered exposing non-database entities and improvements planned for Drupal 8.
This document summarizes a presentation about leveraging entities in Drupal 7 development. It discusses how entities provide a foundation for fields and data integration. The Entity API module builds on Drupal's core entity system to make working with any entity type easier. Best practices include developing modules based on entities, providing custom entity types, and adding metadata via hook_entity_property_info(). Examples like Profile2 demonstrate how to create fieldable, exportable entity types with administrative interfaces.
This document contains the code for various operations on singly linked lists in C language such as insertion, deletion, searching, counting, reversing, merging, and splitting nodes. It includes function definitions and main program to demonstrate a menu driven program to perform these operations and print the list. The functions work recursively to traverse the list and perform the desired operation by updating next pointers.