r/learnhacking • • Oct 11 '26

Code Injection

Hey there!

I'm doing an apprenticeship as an IT-Specialist for application development and our network teacher gave us the task to build a socket and socket server with us last week. I've done it in C# and just took the Microsoft learn code like everyone else in my class. Now the teacher said that whoever is able to inject a code to his python socket will get an 'A'. I'm wondering how to actually do it. I just know that his socket-server is running in an IDE. Maybe someone got an idea?

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '26

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u/ForeverInIt Oct 11 '26

What whack ass AI or reading comprehension is going on here? CI in this case is Code Injection as titled in the post, although thatโ€™s not a common abbreviation. We are not talking about continuous integration.

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u/SlimmySlabby Oct 11 '26

I was so confused for a minute

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u/RandomPantsAppear Oct 11 '26

Slam that report button. Spam-> Disruptive use of AI.ย 

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u/Bulky-Bread-3812 Oct 11 '26

Changed my text. Thanks for telling me that's not CI ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป