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    Question Hack a web-site

    I want to know all the ways to hack a website (not hack server).
    i only want to prevent my web-site (written in ASP).
    pls tell me!

    Thanks for regard!

    White Rose.

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    hi,
    wat do u mean by hack a web site?

    Do u mean that no one shud grab info from ur asp/html pages??

    regds,
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    If they cant get on your server, they cant see your ASP code.
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    If you look at www.geocities.com/ganglepangle (a bad web site i made once) (and select DHTML vresion) then it seems like a kinda normal site but i bet you didn't notice that the pages are decoded using javascript so no-one ever sees the original html??


    Unless you encode the data 'on the fly' then you can still get the HTML (even if u got no right click and auto frame load and JS password protection) by using a network moniter and looking at the HTTP requests.
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    If Not gotanswer Then
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    'dur - it'l never get here
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    Originally posted by P9846
    If you look at www.geocities.com/ganglepangle (a bad web site i made once) (and select DHTML vresion) then it seems like a kinda normal site but i bet you didn't notice that the pages are decoded using javascript so no-one ever sees the original html??


    Unless you encode the data 'on the fly' then you can still get the HTML (even if u got no right click and auto frame load and JS password protection) by using a network moniter and looking at the HTTP requests.
    I seen other pages that try this, but it is still trivial to beat (IE will gladly give you the HTML source of whatever it's rendering).
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    why would anyone even want to protect HTML source? Nobody wants it anyhow, HTML is worthless.

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    Did you guys ever see the +.htr for asp?

    I was working on a site a few years back now, and a sysadmin showed me it... freaked me right out!!!!

    I think that it has been fixed in an IIS service release but you could see the entire contents of the global.asa file....

    Cheers
    MarkusJ

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