Create basic and low-level network attacks with Python quickly and easily. Use the Scapy library to make networking tools, including clients and servers Write your own Custom Tools to break into vulnerable websites. The ultimate guide that teaches you how to use Python to protect your systems against sophisticated cyber attacks and Make defenses that distract and confuse attackers, or that detect suspicious network activity.

Microsoft exam 70-765 (aka “Provisioning SQL Databases”) is one of two tests you must pass to earn a Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate (MCSA): 2016 Database Administration certification. This course supplies you with the knowledge you need to pass the 70-765. It’s also a practical introduction to Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform service. It covers the processes, implications, technologies, and actions involved in utilizing SQL Server in the cloud in both PaaS and IaaS environments. After you learn how to create and use a free Microsoft Azure subscription, you will get hands-on experience with SQL Server in various cloud-based configurations, giving you an understanding of the implications and purposes for various options.

TVideoGrabber is a video capture / media player component for developers working with C#, VB, C++, Delphi, C++Builder, and ActiveX-compatible development tools. Powerful and simple to use, TVideoGrabber will help you to save time, money and effort to include video and/or audio capabilities in your project. TVideoGrabber captures and records video and audio streams from HD USB webcams, USB analog capture devices, IP cameras, HD cameras and camcorders, screen, as well as from set of bitmaps used as video source.

Graphics Mill is the most robust imaging toolset available for .NET, and ASP.NET developers. It allows users to add complicated raster and vector image processing functionality to .NET apps with ease.

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Take Command, our GUI command processor, runs on the desktop with the same look and feel as other native GUI programs. You get the best of both worlds -- real command line power, and the ability to write batch files using a familiar GUI.