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How to hash files in Node.JS

The process is quite simple actually. Unfortunately ,as much things in Node.js, it works asynchronously, for some applications this will be perfect, but for some others it will be a mess to wait for the freaking hash to do something else, anyway I am not going to discuss that

vManage API to GUI mapping

I’ve been working with vManage APIs for a while now, and if there is something clear to me is that is quite difficult sometimes to find information on the internet about a specific URL, meaning to find the accurate description of requests and responses. I’ve decided that I

How to create a Node.JS application with Express Generator

I am assuming that you already have Node.JS installed. If you don’t, worry not! you can get your own copy today from the Node.JS download section! Using ExpressJS is very quick and easy. It generates all the file structure needed for a web application. You can select

How to hash files in Linux?

How many times have you needed to get the hash of any file in Linux? For whatever purpose you have needed to do that, rest assured that there is a set of commands that will make your life easier. These commands are part of Linux core utils. MD5 md5sum <

How to Encrypt / Decrypt with AES (CCM & GCM) in Node.JS

First of all we have to understand what is CCM mode and GCM mode. Roughly: CCM CCM mode (Counter with CBC-MAC) is a mode of operation for cryptographic block ciphers. It is an authenticated encryption algorithm designed to provide both authentication and confidentiality. CCM mode is only defined for block

How to add sudo users in Linux

First of all you have to be logged in as root. Just type command below followed by your password: terminator@skynet:~$ sudo su - [sudo] password for terminator: Now that you are root you can use the following command to create the user: adduser <username> You will be

How to see running processes in Linux

One essential command to know when you are experimenting in Linux is the command to see which processes are running in your machine, just in case you need to kill one of them for any reason. This command is top and you use it like this: 1. Type top in