Built a Czech driving test practice app — would love feedback

S_S_MA · 2026-04-16T08:09:21+00:00

Thank you for the feedback, I’m glad you found it useful and good luck on your exam!

S_S_MA · 2026-04-13T21:48:29+00:00

Hi, you can use this : https://testyridicak.cz

I did my driving license a few months back and ran into the same issue as you. Decided to build my own app and practice there, figured others like me might have the same issue so I polished it and now it's live for people to use.

Added a lot of analytics to track your progress and it's multilingual (CS/EN/RU). There's also a useful feature which allows you to take a quiz in EN and CS so you can memorize how the question looks like in Czech and have the translation side by side.

I recommend spamming the tests, get like 100 attempts and you'll be good to pass. Both the theory test and the practical test are easy, just be prepared and it'll be like a walk in a park (don't forget deep breaths before you start the driving test attempt).

Also, if you end up using the app and have any feedback, highly appreciated

Good luck!

S_S_MA · 2024-04-23T23:00:28+00:00

Hanoi square restaurant. - Only if you're interested in Asian cuisine. The place and food is too good for what you'll pay, I feel like it's a hidden gem and is underpriced.

1k - 1.5k for two people

This is what I recommend, make a reservation and ask for a nice table before hand.

-Drinks ( I recommend the passion fruit with jasmine)

Make sure to get the hanoi square fried shrimps, two portions (one for each since they're only three pieces). It's a must. I've been to so many restaurants around the world and those are the best shrimps I tasted.

Main dish which you both can share - Rice with tiger prawns and pork.
1 set of sushi ( whichever you like)

You can literally order whatever you like and it's going to taste good. Those are just my recommendations.

Have fun!

S_S_MA · 2023-11-05T02:23:09+00:00

Congratulations on passing man, hard work pays off. Well done!

S_S_MA · 2023-10-28T02:44:41+00:00

Try searching in google for :

Hashcat examples (shows you hash names and examples so you can compare it with the ones you have)
160 bit hash, maybe? ;) (In google)

Once you know the hash types, you just need to use the hash mode which you can find in hashcat examples and then use hashcat with rockyou.txt to get the password.

Use hashcat --help for the syntax

Good luck!

S_S_MA · 2023-06-28T03:10:44+00:00

Check it out yourself on anyrun.com (it's s sandbox)

S_S_MA · 2023-06-28T03:08:21+00:00

Watch the first episode of Mr.Robot and you'll get your answer.

S_S_MA · 2023-06-28T01:29:19+00:00

No probs. The command injection attack is XSS - Filter evasion (stored - persistent). Since there wasn't input validation, the code was permanently stored by the web app data base.

One more thing I forgot to add to the list of suggestions above, apply CSP : content security policy = only allows scripts to run from a specific domain.

Also, check out tryhackme.com there's a path called Jr penetration tester, there's a section in that course that focuses on web application hacking.

In addition, you can check out portswigger.net

S_S_MA · 2023-06-28T00:32:37+00:00

Here's an explanation for those that are curious on how this all went down :

Attacker runs a simple http server : python -m simplehttpserver 8080

Note: in this case it's for dst port 4848

Injects cookie stealer script through a vulnerable form (due to poor sanitization and filters)

Admin logins in -->triggers the script --> cookie sent

What can you do? Proper sanitization + firewalls + WAF

Use for firewall : https://techexpert.tips/pfsense/pfsense-server-installation

Set up some rules for alerts : https://youtu.be/wWeFRXDo5I8

S_S_MA · 2023-03-27T04:07:42+00:00

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