I am trying to learn this stuff so I can archive Netflix original series as local video files! I hate the fact that if Netflix decides to remove these series, they will no longer exist.
The entire header section is going to be used by ebay in this case to fingerprint the browsers. Should be anonymized. But I've noticed servers on ebay sometimes do not have all the required fields populated, that is a search like that will miss a Lot of servers simply because the seller does not fill in all data on the required description of the item.
Really nice vid. Thumbs-up of course. Just a quick suggestion - bump up your font size a bit (on some screens it is hard to see) and use some sort of pointer tracking tool, so that people can see where you click. I had to go back a couple of times in several sections of the video to see where you were clicking.
Exactly like when a ho up in this house is taking too much of the pie and you need to take more from their available code so you can reverse engineer to thief back and take a higher position and more of your commission back- gig workers- get on that. They love to give opaque information but no helpful data. - Thanks for this-
I would like to use your method but I get error 401 meassage "Access denied due to missing subscription key. Make sure to include subscription key when making requests to an API." Is there some method to find it or use other way?
want to create a zalando invoive scraper but I am completely new in that theme. Already checked that there is a specific link which triggers the download of the invoive. But I need an efficient way to scrape the ordernumbers and orderdates. Can I use the technique shown in the video to scrape those informations?
@@Christian-mn8dh it’s simply monitoring the results. It’s not giving you the code behind or data access layers. Sure it shows a how to *sniff* an api, but that’s it.
@@saberint interesting. im trynna learn reverse engineering, have any advice on how I should start? it's kinda hard to find a good structured education for this