Our ambassador, David Yarrow is using this method to syndicate his photos to other websites.
Copy and paste embedding is ideal for distributing single photographs to third party websites, like blogs.
#RIP FRAMEIO MANUAL#
Q: SmartFrame looks like a terrific way to solve a big worry for photographers – protecting their images – but it looks like it requires some manual cutting and pasting of code – are you worried this might discourage less web-savvy users?Ī: Manual copy and paste of the code takes the same amount of technical skill as embedding a YouTube video, so I hope it shouldn’t be a major problem. We have a Wordpress plugin that can help manage the use / publishing on Wordpress sites, and we have a more advanced option for image intensive / high volume / searchable websites called Web Component Q: Just to be clear, is it correct to say that SmartFrame is an image hosting and delivery service and not a portfolio site – so users will still need to create their own websites, but use SmartFrame to embed their images?Ī: Absolutely correct - we are looking to support the storage, protection and presentation of their images wherever they choose to use them.Īs an aside - it’s not just embedding that they can use to place them on their sites. It all sounds great, but we had a few more questions we wanted to ask, so we caught up with Pat Krupa, Head of Product and UX at SmartFrame, to find out more. Pat Krupa, SmartFrame’s Head of Product and UX The only thing that would worry us is how difficult it might be to extract yourself from a service of this type if you’ve embedded thousands of SmartFrame images in hundreds of blog posts over a long period of time, as it might prove impossible to go back through each one and swap a SmartFrame for a regular image.īut for photographers with a relatively static portfolio site and a known and manageable number of images, SmartFrame could be a great way to offer interactive, high-resolution zooming for visitors, image protection against theft and a way to track and analyse image shares to discover your most popular and successful images, for example – and all from within your own website, or any site you supply the code to. In the business world SAAS (software as a service) is a standard offering, and while amateur photographers might not like regular payments, professionals will be used to them, for all manner of different services. We know from the reaction to Adobe’s subscription plans that there’s a lot of resistance out there to subscriptions generally, but this is different.
#RIP FRAMEIO FULL#
I used the metaploit tool pattern create to do this.With the 'deep zoom' feature, visitors can zoom in on your photo and even view it full screen. I now need to create a buffer of exactly 60 bytes. I really like the memory representation that they give. So we need to create a payload of size 60 bytes to reach the return address to overwrite it. EBP is the stack base pointer, which is the bottom/base of the current stack frame. In this diagram the “Saved Frame Pointer” is refering to EBP, and ESP. This program has the following stack representation (sometimes drawn the other way around, I think it makes more sense this way): If we can overflow the buffer buff and padding, we can overwrite for the return address to point to the win() and get the flag. In this instance we would definitely want access to the win() function. By controlling the instruction pointer we can overwrite the address the program will execute and have it go to a different address. Instruction Pointer: The instruction pointer refers to the EIP register which points to the current instruction during a program’s execution by containing its memory address. RIP stands for redirect instruction pointer. This is a ctflearn challenge in the pwn category.
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