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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. how do i Disable Flag Secure on Android emulator Memu Thread starter iamclare Start date Aug 9, 2023 #1 I am attempting to capture a screenshot from an Android app using the Memu Android emulator. However, I consistently encounter an error message that reads:"Could not obtain screenshot: unable to capture screen: Failed to capture a screenshot."I have also experimented with the Bluestack emulator, but unfortunately, the issue persists. I am wondering if there is a way to disable the "secure" flag on the Android emulator Memu. Could anyone please provide guidance on how to accomplish this?thanks #2 FLAG_SECURE is an Android flag ( Android 8 and higher ) used to protect the content of a window from being screenshotted or viewed on non-secure displays. - mainly useful for apps that handle sensitive data, such as financial information or passwords.You can bypass this restriction using a 3rd-party screenrecorder. thanks for your suggestion but am not trying to only get screenshot am planning to use it on appium inspector to inspect the app but FLAG_SECURE wont let me do it thats why am looking for a way to disable it #3 On real Android phones there are two ways to disable FLAG_SECURE:Using a Magisk module. There are a number of Magisk modules that can be used to disable FLAG_SECURE. One popular option is the Disable Flag Secure module.

No need to worry about copying the contents of orgConfig from SWGConfig.json and modifying its contents, making this less error prone. The contents of this file won’t change org to org as well. 3. No need to rely on the DNS module to perform config sync and read from the flag file to update the contents of SWGConfig.json. With this new process, SWGConfig.json remains untouched and dependency on DNS module is removed.How to enable SWG Debug logging starting from AC 4.10 MR8 and CSC 5.0 MR3Starting from Anyconect 4.10. MR8 (yet to be released) and CSC 5.0 MR3 onwards, you no longer need to follow the process mentioned earlier to enable debug logging. You can now enable debug logging by copying a SWGConfigOverride.json file in the SWG folder.Location of SWG folder:Windows(AnyConnect): C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client\Umbrella\SWG\Windows(Secure Client): C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco Secure Client\Umbrella\SWG\MacOS(AnyConnect): /opt/cisco/anyconnect/umbrella/swg/MacOS(Secure Client): /opt/cisco/secureclient/umbrella/swgThe contents of SWGConfigOverride.json needs to be{"logLevel": "1"}in order to enable debug logging.The config value in SWGConfigOverride.json will take precedence over the value (if present) in SWGConfig.json.SWGConfigOverride.json can contain and override only two configs – logLevel (to enable/disable debug logging) and autotuning ( to enable/disable send buffer autotuning).If both need to be enabled the content of SWGConfigOverride.json will be{"logLevel": "1", "autotuning:"1"}After the override file is copied, you need to restart SWG service (or Umbrella service) or choose to restart the system itself.Method to enable debug logging on macOS:Copy SWGConfigOverride.json to SWG folder.Stop and start AnyConnect/Cisco Secure Client agent using the steps mentioned hereMethod to enable debug logging on Windows:Copy SWGConfigOverride.json to SWG folder.Restart or Stop and Start the Secure Web Gateway (acswgagent in 4.10.x builds /csc_swgagent in 5.x builds) service via the Services MMC snap-in (Start > Run > Services.msc).NOTE: The older method of enabling debug logging is still supported and can still be followed, and is the

--> Create an account on the HP Community to personalize your profile and ask a question Your account also allows you to connect with HP support faster, access a personal dashboard to manage all of your devices in one place, view warranty information, case status and more. This topic has been archived. Information and links in this thread may no longer be available or relevant. If you have a question create a new topic by clicking here and select the appropriate board. ‎10-12-2014 01:09 AM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post I can't boot from usb in my hp pavilion g6 . I disabled the secure boot and tried with the legacy mode . I tried to change the boot order but It just boot windows 8 . Please help me. I want to install ubuntu in dualboot with windows 8. Thanks 3 REPLIES 3 CherylG 44,714 14,480 3,358 27,807 Level 17 ‎10-17-2014 09:55 PM - last edited on ‎03-08-2017 05:02 PM by OscarFuentes HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post Please-if you haven't done so make your Recovery Media before attempting this.With Secure Boot disabled/Legacy enabled you still have to change boot selection at power on. Immediately after powering on the laptop- tap Esc key. From the menu tap F9 Boot options to select the usb. **Click Accept as Solution on a Reply that solves your issue*****Click the "YES" button if you think this response was helpful.*** ‎10-20-2014 04:42 AM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post thank you for the answer. But the problem is that it doesn't appear any usb option. It shows just a efi option to boot . How can i solve that ? ‎01-06-2017 10:30 AM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post With Legacy support disabled, disable secure boot, then enable Legacy support again.Now when rebooting, press esc key again and select F9. The USB drive should appear now.Hope this helps 😄 This topic has been archived. Information and links in this thread may no longer be available or relevant. If you have a question create a new topic by clicking here and select the appropriate board. † The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of HP. By using this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Rules of Participation.

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Session cookies are often seen as one of the biggest problems for security and privacy with HTTP, yet often times, it’s necessary to utilize it to maintain state in modern web applications. By default, it is insecure and vulnerable to be intercepted by an authorized party.Cookies typically store session identifiers that may offer full access to an account, therefore if a cookie is intercepted, a session can be hijacked by someone who is not the real user but pretending as that user.For this reason, it’s very important that we need to set parameters on how the cookies are passed and have it encrypted as they get sent/read between a web server and the browser.In order to make cookies more secure to use, there are two things we need to pay attention to, they are HttpOnly and Secure flags.HttpOnly FlagThe first flag we need to set up is HttpOnly flag. By default, when there’s no restriction in place, cookies can be transferred not only by HTTP, but any JavaScript files loaded on a page can also access the cookies. This ability can be dangerous because it makes the page vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) attack.The only way to restrict this is by setting HttpOnly flag, which means the only way cookies are sent is via HTTP connection, not directly through other means (i.e., JavaScript). Secure FlagThe second flag we need to pay attention to is Secure flag. This flag highlights the second issue that by default cookies are always sent on both HTTP and HTTPS requests. A malicious attacker who can’t see encrypted traffic with HTTPS connection can easily switch to HTTP connection and access the same cookie because it is not encrypted. Therefore, we need to set the Secure flag to ensure that the cookie in encrypted when it’s created.Enable HttpOnly Flag in IISEdit the web.config file of your web application and add the following: ... ...Enable Secure Flag in IISTo enable secure flag in IIS, it is better to use URL Rewrite and add the following to your web.config file: ...Check Flags SettingsThis example demonstrates an ASP.NET website that has HttpOnly flag set, but not the Secure flag using a professional web scan tool.The scanner did not detect secure flag in the HTTP header with the following explanations:Cookie Missing ‘Secure’ FlagDescriptionThe session ID does not have the ‘Secure’ attribute set. This attribute prevents cookies from being seen in plaintext. It may be possible for a malicious actor to steal cookie data and perform session theft through man-in-the-middle (MITM) or traffic sniffing attacks. The exploitable condition exists for unencrypted cookies to be passed over the network if a user accesses the site through HTTP instead of HTTPS, or if a link to a resource such as an image file or CSS file within the specified domain uses the HTTP protocol.RiskData may be exposed to unauthorized parties during cookie transmission and increases the risk of session theft via man-in-the-middle (MITM) or traffic sniffing attacks.RecommendationChange the default ‘Secure’ attribute from FALSE to

How To Remove Ads From uTorrent Desktop Application Without Buying Pro Version:- Tired of seeing ads in your uTorrent desktop application? Whenever you try to remove the ads, are you being prompted to upgrade the application by buying the Pro version? And did you decide that you should get the Pro version just to get rid of the ads? WAITTT!! You need not get the Pro version to get rid of the ads. Simply follow the steps below to efficiently remove ads from your uTorrent desktop application.STEP 1Launch the uTorrent desktop application. You will be able to see the ad area in the application. To remove the ads, click on the Options tab and then on Preferences.STEP 2A new window named Preferences opens up. Find and click on the entry named Advanced from the left window pane.STEP 3In the right pane of the Preferences window, you will be able to see a Filter box and lots of flags under that.STEP 4What you have to do is finding and searching for some flags and disabling them. For that, copy paste the flag offers.left_rail_offer_enabled or left_rail_offer in the Filter box and wait for the flag to come up.Once the flag comes in the search result, check the radio button corresponding to the False option to disable it. Don’t hit OK button yet, we have got some more flags to disable.STEP 5As next, look for the flag gui.show_plus_upsell and disable this flag as well. STEP 6Likewise, there are some more flags that you need to disable. The entire list of flags to disable is as follows. offers.left_rail_offer_enabled/left_rail_offergui.show_plus_upselloffers.sponsored_torrent_offer_enabled/sponsored_torrent_offer_enabledbt.enable_pulsegui.show_notorrents_nodeoffers.content_offer_autoexec When you are done with disabling all the flags mentioned, you can hit the OK button at the bottom.STEP 7Viola!! If you go back to your uTorrent application, you can see that the ad area is long gone! Enjoy! Hope you found the article useful. If you are stuck with any of the steps, feel free to leave comments, we would be happy to help. Do come back for more, as there is always something new waiting, right here for you.