Masscan can be used to scan the entire internet, typically for hunting out vulnerable systems.
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"It's far safer than if you were hunting out of a helicopter," he told the Observer.
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The Nigerian military has made gains fighting Boko Haram, hunting out militants from forest hide-outs.
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The capybaras roam the jungle floor, hunting out shady glens but finding no escape from the humidity.
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And so they're like these antibodies that go around hunting out change and trying to kill it.
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And unlike most other types of mosquito, they've adapted to live alongside humans, specifically hunting out human blood.
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Cushing is ruthlessly hunting out Mayday and the organizers behind Ofglen's attack, assuming she was working with others.
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So, if you're going to spend time and money hunting out the best skies around the globe, where should you go?
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Sinha, coming from the world of VC, was used to hunting out and looking for gaps and subsequent opportunities in the market.
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But after hunting out drugs, guns and illegal immigrants, border guards have little time and money to look for non-Swiss Swiss watches.
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The latters' sonar was ideally suited to hunting out buried mines or enemy divers (the navy insists the animals were never trained to kill).
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I started hunting out other objects that might fizz and sparkle -- but I quickly learned they had to be blue, and located in front of me.
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I started hunting out other objects that might fizz and sparkle – but I quickly learned they had to be blue, and located in front of me.
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In the end, 4 charges were dropped -- including knowingly making a false statement to obtain a hunting license, hunting out of season and unlawfully possessing dead wildlife.
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In the streets of Paris, Benjamin earned a living as a journalist while hunting out concrete examples on which to field test and then synthesize cutting-edge social theories.
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He believed in the use of subterfuge and force, but he rejected "search and destroy" tactics—invading villages and hunting out the enemy, as American forces did repeatedly in South Vietnam.
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DNC BIGWIG IS JOB HUNTING OUT WEST: Recode reports that Democratic National Committee Political Director Raul Alvillar is expected to step down, and is actively casting around for opportunities in Silicon Valley.
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But if you're anything like me, you've probably stopped caring bit about hunting out nice backgrounds for your phone, and it's good to have the easy option of an app with great shots preloaded.
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Along with the misdemeanor charges for poaching a sow and hunting out of season, the father is reportedly being charged with the felony of tampering with evidence and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Asian fans of smartphone game Pokemon Go are hunting out the best telecom providers and network gear to overcome the hurdle posed by patchy network signals in their race to capture virtual cartoon characters.
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French oil major Total said it is hunting out opportunities to buy plumb assets from struggling rivals after it reported better-than-expected fourth quarter net profits, thanks to costs savings that enabled it to raise its dividend.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leaders of the congressional committee that investigates data breaches and computer hacking blasted the main U.S. banking regulator on Thursday for possibly jeopardizing the work of its inspector general, an internal watchdog, and hunting out potential whistleblowers.
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The crossovers, the hairpin turns through the lane, the knack for understanding when the opportunity is not there and the instinct for seizing it when it is; the probing, the prowling, hunting out every advantage—this is what Wade has always done.
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PARIS, Feb 9 (Reuters) - French oil major Total said it is hunting out opportunities to buy plumb assets from struggling rivals after it reported better-than-expected fourth quarter net profits, thanks to costs savings that enabled it to raise its dividend.
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But Monday has a different pull: many are making their way back to work and will have less time to make it into physical stores, but are still hunting out bargains, which are being offered in spades by retailers to meet (and create) that demand.
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The infosec community has responded with heavy criticism, in part because provisions under the agreement would also encompass the tools used by white hat hackers for testing the strength of a customer's network and could have a chilling effect on academics hunting out computer vulnerabilities.
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444 Marlin is faster. It is designed for deer hunting out to a maximum effective range of . However, its poor exterior ballistics in the hands of average or youth hunters limits this range to hunting deer sized game inside 150 yards.
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According to Candido, Houk had caught the two men hunting out of season. As a warning to them, Houk shot and killed Racco's favorite hunting dog. In retaliation, the two men killed Houk. By the time Dimaio had reached the prison to interview Candido, another mafiosi named Surace had threatened Candido.
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Paul Van Nevel, 2003. Paul Van Nevel (born 4 February 1946) is a Belgian conductor, musicologist and art historian. In 1971 he founded the Huelgas Ensemble, a choir dedicated to polyphony from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Van Nevel is known for hunting out little known polyphonic medieval works to perform.
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The Presidential Unit Citation was awarded to the 1st Battalion for its heroism during the attack on the peaks. The next day, the American invasion force engaged and defeated 1,000 Japanese in a suicide counter-attack near Sarana Valley. The Fourth was given the task of combing the area of Chichagof Valley by active patrolling, hunting out and capturing or killing Japanese stragglers. This was the last engagement with the Japanese for the regiment.
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At the time, Stoner lived for the majority of the year in Minnesota whilst playing for the Wild. ESPN reported that he is accused of two counts of knowingly making a false statement to obtain a hunting license. Stoner faced separate counts of hunting out of season, hunting without a license and unlawfully possessing dead wildlife related to the shooting of a bear near Bella Bella. A picture, released by Stoner via social media, circulated, showing Stoner proudly sporting the beheaded bear.
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Winsor plans to execute her. Budge tells her in Spanish to claim she is from DEA and willing to take a cut of the money Winsor will get from the amount of drugs she sees, which she does. Winsor talks about the mistaken killing of Manken, who was not involved in illegal drugs, but hunting out the situation on royalties owed for resources extraction, and mentions the fate of Chrissy. Budge takes her weapon from Diego while Manuelito kicks the rifle.
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Peter first got his name in print when he sent a poem to his local newspaper, the Newbury Weekly News. It wasn't until 2001 that Peter started writing novels. This was inspired by a conversation with his niece in which she recalled when she would play hide and seek with Peter's sons. Peter would disguise himself in a spooky hat and long overcoat before hunting out the children. She recounted with delight how Peter would call out ‘Mokee Joe is coming to get you’.
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Elk meat In January 2014 Clayvin Herrera, a member of the Crow Tribe of Indians, along with several other members of his tribe, followed a group of Rocky Mountain elk (Cervus canadensis nelsoni) from the Crow reservation in Montana into Bighorn National Forest in Wyoming. There, they shot three elks, taking them home for food. Wyoming officials cited Herrera and his companions for hunting out of season, a violation of state law. Herrera's two companions both plead guilty to the poaching charges and paid the fines that Wyoming imposed.
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The overkill theory is that human hunters killed and ate the diprotodonts, causing their extinction. The extinctions appear to have coincided with the arrival of humans on the continent. Similar hunting-out happened with the megafauna of New Zealand, Madagascar, and many smaller islands around the world (such as New Caledonia, the Greater Antilles). Critics of this theory regard it as simplistic, arguing that (unlike New Zealand and America), little direct evidence of hunting has been found, and the dates on which the theory rests are too uncertain to be reliable.
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Before 1918, Gabriel was already a renowned Mi'kmaq religious leader at the Whycocomagh Reserve and Grand Captain of Mi'kmawey Mawio'mi or the Mi'kmaq Grand Council. After Chief John Denny Jr. in 1918, Silliboy became the first elected Grand Chief. Ten years later, in 1929, Sylliboy after being found carrying muskrat pelts, was arrested for hunting out of season and convicted. He invoked treaty rights1752 Peace and Friendship Treaty Between His Majesty the King and the Jean Baptiste Cope, Treaty Texts, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development, Government of Canada, 7 March 2016 dating to 1752 as his defense during the court case and subsequent appeal, both of which he lost.
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Early examples of Doppler DF systems date to at least 1941, and they were used in the United Kingdom for hunting out German early warning radars, which operated at 250 MHz in the 1.25-meter band. By 1943, examples were available that worked in the UHF region, used to find the German Würzburg radars operating at 560 MHz. A significant advantage of this technique is that it requires only a single receiver, amplifier, and the appropriate FM demodulator. In contrast, huff-duff and B-T systems require two closely matched receivers, one for each antenna pair, and often a third for a sense channel.
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251 The Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment dismounted to continue their attack on the Citadel with the bayonet. By 15:17 the "enemy's resistance was collapsing," when the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment captured the Citadel, 119 prisoners and six machine guns. They had advanced to a position "from which they enfiladed the Turks in the Citadel," and shortly afterwards the 10th Squadron, with a troop of the 8th Squadron, attacked and captured the Citadel, while the 5th Light Horse Regiment was "hunting out snipers and capturing prisoners," and the Auckland and Wellington Mounted Rifles Regiments continued their advance towards the Wadi Amman, where they were reinforced by the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment, who had advanced through the town centre.
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Jones first released music in 1982 as on Kinematograph, his own imprint, and the independent co-op label Recloose, run by Simon Crab. came from the do-it-yourself (DIY) ethos of the time and was musically composed of electronic/experimental drone with occasional synth- melodic hooks and use of radio broadcast samples. Releases at the time were occasionally on cassette, more often vinyl EPs and LPs; the longest running of Jones' label monikers, Limited Editions, started with Hunting Out with an Aerial Eye (1984) followed by Buddhist on Fire, put out by Recloose the same year. Since then, Jones roughly released an album a year, given scarce financial resources until 1988, when he began making inroads with then- emerging labels Staalplaat, Soleilmoon, and Extreme Records.
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Christine Bold in The Frontier Club: Popular Westerns and Cultural Power, 1800-1924, builds on the works of Richard Slotkin and G. Edward White to deconstruct the creation of the mythic West formula for literature (and later film/television) at the end of the nineteenth century. Bold argues that the mythic West formula was created by a group of writers, politicians, painters, and others, whom she calls the “Frontier Club.” The Frontier Club is primarily made of the Boone and Crockett Club (a club of elite, ivy-league white men who enjoyed hunting out west) but does consist of others outside that group. Bold notes about eight men that were key in the group, with Theodore Roosevelt as the founder and central figure, with Owen Wister and Frederic Remington being influential.
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The biomes on Bioko Island are typically categorised into three subtypes; tropical rainforests in the lower regions, montane forest, which is typified by higher humidity, a lower temperature, and is dominated by tree ferns, and mossy forests at highest altitudes. While the Bioko drill will preferentially inhabit lowland forests, tending to larger groups in these areas, populations have been found inhabiting areas up to 2,000m above sea level in grasslands and areas with dense undergrowth. Lowland populations tend to be more diverse, potentially due to a higher diversity of vegetation, with fruits more prevalent at lower altitudes and higher altitudes more conducive to more fibrous sources of food such as herbs and ferns. There are also comparatively higher densities in populous reached to the south and east of the island, due to a relative lack of road infrastructure, and hunting out of drills in the northern parts of Bioko.
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Although he continued to act occasionally for many years, his theatrical interests gradually moved towards direction. He produced 14 plays for the Incorporated Stage Society and almost all of the revivals of the Phoenix Society (1919), of which he was one of the four founders. He translated plays by Giraudoux and Cocteau into English. In his spare time Wade formed extensive collections of the works and fugitive pieces of his favourite living writers – W. B. Yeats, Henry James, Joseph Conrad and Max Beerbohm, hunting out their anonymous contributions to periodicals and copying them out by hand in the British Museum. When in the 1940s Henry James began to be read and studied again, Allan Wade’s collection and knowledge proved invaluable to the scholars and in 1948 he edited and introduced James’s then unknown dramatic criticism as The Scenic Art. Wade was a friend of Yeats and in 1908 his interim bibliography appeared in Bullen’s collected edition of Yeats' works and he later he published the standard Bibliography.
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Unfortunately, Sam's illness from the trials worsens to the point that Dean temporarily restricts him from hunting out of worry for his condition. Nevertheless, Sam remains determined to finish the trials and seal Hell because, viewing all the times he has failed Dean in the past (such as not looking for him when he was in Purgatory) as his worst sins, he has become obsessed with not letting Dean down anymore. He and Dean attempt to use Abaddon for the third trial, that of restoring a demon's humanity, but she escapes while they are distracted by a call from Crowley, who has begun murdering everyone they've ever saved to force them to call off the trials. After Crowley kills Sam's love interest, Sarah Blake from Season 1's "Provenance", Sam is devastated and briefly contemplates giving in to Crowley's demands, but he and Dean ultimately feign surrender to lure Crowley to them and take him prisoner in the season finale "Sacrifice" so that they can use him for the third trial instead.
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251 At noon the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment advanced towards "the main entrance to Amman," but they were stopped by fire from concealed machine guns. However, by 13:30, fighting in the streets of the town was underway, when the Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment continued their steady advance, and the 5th Light Horse Regiment entered the southern part of the town. At 14:30, a second regiment of 1st Light Horse Brigade was ordered to reinforce the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade's left. The Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment advanced to a position from which they were able to enfilade the defenders in the Citadel, and shortly afterwards the 10th Squadron, with a troop of the 8th Squadron, attacked and "stormed" the Citadel. By 15:00 the Canterbury Mounted Rifles Regiment was in Amman and, with the 5th Light Horse Regiment, were "hunting out snipers and capturing prisoners." By 16:30 on 25 September the Anzac Mounted Division, captured Amman along with between 2,500 and 2,563 prisoners, 300 sick, ten guns (three of which were heavy), and 25 machine guns.DiMarco 2008 p. 332Kinloch 2007 p.
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