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Yep, the JavaScript library that the old version used went out of support (it was built in 2014). The new version has been completely rewritten which brings new issues while dispensing with the old! Congrats on your success!

Saw someone had the same issue, Cleared cache with no effect. I'll just use a different browser on my other device.

Use edge?

Nope! I don’t think a single one of my certifications is still valid. I rejoiced when my CEH expired and I’m fortunate that I don’t need to maintain these for employment purposes.

You can absolutely do that! The description is 100% up to you and what you find most valuable to jog your memory. The goal of the description field is for it to sometimes (all be it rarely) jog our memory such that we don’t even need to reach for the books at all.

Try with Chrome or with another device if possible. Firefox generally works as well. The issue is that your browser’s local storage has cached something from a different site that is conflicting with the session cookie of Voltaire.

@@MatthewToussain Thanks. I tried clearing cache and cookies just to be sure, didn't help. The new browser was able to log in.

I’m sorry to hear that. Did you ever try using the Discord support channel? It’s linked on every page for a reason.

@@MatthewToussain I hadn't. Part of my issue is that I don't understand GitHub structure. I'll take a look at that. Thanks for the reply!

I don’t personally. I’m actually not sure how that would even work as each page could have any number of topics In it’s notes section. Let us know if you come up with a cool strategy though! I’m always looking for new tricks to improve!

@@MatthewToussain that was my thought. I just wasn’t sure how you kept your tabs in order? I probably am doing a poor job of explaining what I’m trying to ask lol sorry

@@William-Welch Oh! I might have a tip for that actually. What your describing sounds a bit similar to a technique I’ve seen Lesley Carhart use. On the Voltaire site there’s a page called “Resources” with links to a bunch of things like this video. One of those is a blog called hacksforpancakes. Lesley tabs out her actual books with content markings. Her blog post on the topic even has a bunch of pictures to show how she goes about doing it.

@@MatthewToussain thank you! I’ll definitely be trying this out for my upcoming courses

I just checked. Everything is working fine. Note that mobile browsers aren’t supported.

@@MatthewToussain thank you for your reply, yeah I was trying to access it by my phone. It is working fine on my laptop. Thank you Matthew

@@m7mzz epic! I love it when the solution is ez!

Sorry, I’ve been on Australia time lately so I’ve been out of touch. Are you still having trouble? I just checked and it appears to be online.

Sure I just use the three ring binder tabs that you can buy at any office supply store (like Office Depot). The binding machine can punch straight through so the three ring holes don’t matter.

It’s the WORST my friend! I keep trying to do UI design and people are all… “you know that’s not red right? Matt???”

Hell yeah! You got this my friend!

Hell, yeah!

It’s an issue with your local browser cash using another browser like Firefox or another computer generally fixes it.

I really hated this one as I was making it. I just didn’t feel like it had that special “pop”… I like how it turned out in the end though! It was just a matter of forcing it through.

Thanks so much!

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Sure! Im not sure what that is though… do you mean the tokens used to control bots for things like Discord?

What google doc?

@@MatthewToussain Hey, I think they are referencing this part, 22:46 / 41:02

@@zainlakhani6074 oh wow that’s interesting. The video is from a live screen so I never considered that. Good catch. That docs a bit legacy after all these years though 😅

@@MatthewToussain Haha yeah I figured, I am building my index right now with Voltaire for my CEVA Attempt. In honesty i forgot I had scheduled and i just realized its on Tuesday so ive been cramming for the last few days. I do have quick question if you do not mind. I have already gone through all of the SEC 460 Ondemand Video and the Books Once. Im not able to copy text directly from the Ondemand Course book. That privilege would make it significantly faster in building the index. Is that by design?

I’d drop the special character part of that. It doesn’t help much and makes it harder for the user to remember and easier to forget. For the rest I completely agree. I tell people the same thing. Culture is an overwhelming source of entropy that computers simply cannot comprehend.

@@MatthewToussain Been ages since I last had to reset password for staff. They all have to submit a password document to me (Yeah I hear you screaming and pulling out hair) which has always been a standard code of practice where I work so happy to say all of them have taken the mandate I issued when it comes to passwords except for one person who has an alright password but she uses it for everything. For the record once the password sheet is sent to me via a file share folder they are removed from it on to 3 hard drives and all are encrypted with passwords and biometrics and all 3 are held in my work safe.

@@MatthewSwartIreland yeah that’s not ideal… really not possible to secure that and guaranteed that your users have them stored locally as well. If you really need to see people’s plaintext creds you can enable “reversible encryption” on the DC (but that only works for Active Directory). There’s just a TON of attack surface in the methodology you described.

Funny story... passwords get stored as fixed length hashes (dd02c7c2232759874e1c205587017bed - for example) creating a password of a length greater than the stored hash is irrelevant as the selected credential is likely to collide (hash collision) before it cracks.

Sort of. DDE is an Microsoft Office feature so it only works in file formats opened by those tools. Some of them like OneNote can support embedded file types. If JSON is supported like that then, theoretically, there might be some play there.

Sure is! There's an updated version here: ua-cam.com/video/mm4MQfy7D98/v-deo.html

Absolutely. I’m not sure about Safari, but I know what’s up with FF. It’s a google authentication issue. Generally, swapping systems / browsers does the trick. Eventually the broken session will expire, and then you can go back to the previous browser as well. I’d also recommend Chrome. That browser and FF are what I designed it in so I know that (baring Google auth issues like you’re having) those work.

@@MatthewToussain Thanks Matt! It does work from my Windows machine. The problem I am having now is the Build Index button creates an empty file. I removed the commas, saved the spreadsheet to a .csv file, and imported. The current import feature looks different and the process seems to be different. I am unable to configure my tool bar, copy and paste from the .csv file with notepad to a text window in Voltaire (no text window appears, no import button when editing). When I use the import index button it reads the file in and appears fine. But when I click on build index, the application generates an index file but it is blank. Any suggestions? Many thanks!

@@michaelrodriguez4588certainly! So this video is rather old there are actually three newer Voltaire tutorials on UA-cam. Build index now handles everything for you. No janky copy/paste necessary. There’s also a full support system built into the tool. You can access that from the discord link in the top right. I’m certain that you can find answers and support there for questions you may not even have known to ask! On to the issue. When that happens it’s typically because you’ve got some very weird character in your index and that can be hard to identify. First, I’d try checking to see if you can build an index at all. Create a new one, add five lines, and build it. See if it works without the complexity. If it does we know that there’s something wrong with your data. Two ways to fix that. The easiest way is to just highlight everything in your index and paste it into excel. Then import it back with the import xlsx feature. That will often sanitize your input. If that doesn’t work, just go chunk by chunk until it stops working and you’ll know where the issue is. Rectify that across your data and bam! Good luck with your index/exam. Again, I highly recommend the discord. It’s much easier to answer your questions than in the UA-cam comment section.

Also, if you head to the discord, you’ll see a more in depth version of the above as that question comes up every now and again.

@@MatthewToussain Got it, I'll give this a go - Thanks!

Hi John! I’m glad this is helping! Personally… I do create an entry for each reused term normally I do it like this: Metasploit Metasploit - Encoders Metapsloit - PSExec Metapsloit - etc That helps me always know which one I want to look up. 1800 entries is a lot. In my experience you start to get diminishing returns pretty quickly, and eventually if your index gets too large adding to it might actually be counter productive. It’s never terrible, but it certainly takes a lot of time for little if any benefit if you go too pedantic on the indexing. Good luck!

I made the book at 4:47 myself. This video is a tutorial on how to do that.

I’m happy to answer your question, but I’m not sure I understand. Which books do you mean? The courseware or the indexes that this video walks you through making?

@@MatthewToussain Thanks. I got the answer I was looking for. Is there any age limit for this exam ?

@@bhuvanavinuth7554 not as far as I’m aware.

Sure happy to help. If you go to Voltaire there is a discord link on the search bar. Could you join that and message me through there? There are three tiers of backups that I built into Voltaire, and I can walk you through them if you message me there.

Thank you! Those are rare words on the Internet. Cheers, mate! And good luck on your upcoming exam!