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hello
the other day
I was trying to study a piece of html code
and when I went to do view source it was grayed out.
I never seen that and was wondering if that was done with javascript or something else.
I guess some people will go to great extents to hide their code
i guess they aren't familiar with clichés like
"the greatest form of flattery is imitation" ;)
bsw2112
This is normally an IE bug for when your cache gets too full. Clear your cache and close all IE windows and it should be available again.
You don't know how many webmasters try and do this for their sites. Personally I've never understood it, nither the 'disable right click" mentality.
Apparently, disabling the right click prevents the dumb users from copying anything. It's still easy to get what you need from there if you know how it all works.Quote:
Originally posted by georgec
You don't know how many webmasters try and do this for their sites. Personally I've never understood it, nither the 'disable right click" mentality.
Useless concept, IMHO.
...Its a practice that should be given up... No website is secure if you know what you are doing ;)
You guys might be interested in this:
http://www.webxpertz.net/forums/show...g+Pages+Source
I believe its the 3rd post down someone has been deticating their life to getting one that works. I must admit I have given up trying to get his source code as it takes way too much thinking.
-Matt
Quote:
Originally posted by cpradio
You guys might be interested in this:
http://www.webxpertz.net/forums/show...g+Pages+Source
I believe its the 3rd post down someone has been deticating their life to getting one that works. I must admit I have given up trying to get his source code as it takes way too much thinking.
-Matt
Code:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>CRACK THIS IF YOU CAN</TITLE>
<script>
RBT = 9
function PD()
{
Prog.innerText+='.'
DD.document.write('<form ID="BD" name="CD" action="'+window.location+'" target="DD" method="post"><input name="Z" type="hidden" value="'+(RBT++)+'"></form>')
DD.document.BD.submit()
}
function PleaseDont()
{
if(event.ctrlKey)
{
event.cancelBubble=true;
event.returnValue = false;
document.body.innerHTML = '<IMG src="'+window.location+'?R=R" style="display:none">'
self.close()
return false;
}
if(event.keyCode >= 112 && event.keyCode <= 123)
{
document.body.innerHTML = '<IMG src="'+window.location+'?R=R" style="display:none">'
self.close()
}
}
document.onkeydown = PleaseDont
document.onkeypress = PleaseDont
document.onkeyup = PleaseDont
window.onresize = function(){self.close()}
</script>
</HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor="FFFF80" onselectstart="return false" ondragstart="return false" oncontextmenu="return false" onmouseup="return false" onkeypress="event.cancelBubble=true;return false" onkeyup="event.cancelBubble=true" onkeydown="event.cancelBubble=true" onload="this.focus">
<p>Please wait!!<p>
<b id="Prog">Loading.</b>
<IFRAME ID="DD" name="DD" SCROLLING="no" src="about:blank" width="100%" height="100%" NORESIZE style="display:none"></IFRAME>
</BODY>
<script>
PD()
</script>
</HTML>
That isnt that page that shows the content though, I meant getting the content of the frame page, not the file that loads the frames. You may have gotten the begining part, but try and find what the page says to find.
Child's Play...Code:HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 17:28:29 GMT
Pragma: No-Cache
REFRESH: 0;URL=javascript:parent.XB+='.%3Cbr%3EAnd%20now%20for%20the%20Password%3Chr%3EThe%20password%20is%20where--%3E%3C%21--PASSWORD%3AOMOLAVAMAISBRANCO--%3E%3C--%3Chr%3EIf%20'%3Bparent.PD()
Content-Length: 0
Content-Type: text/html
Cache-control: private
heh, cool. What browser did you use?
IE6 because that's what the page author seems to write the code for.
Well, my hat's off to you. I have no idea how you did it but good job.
Well, I did it with a packet sniffer... Ran the packet sniffer while IE was getting the web page.Quote:
Originally posted by cpradio
Well, my hat's off to you. I have no idea how you did it but good job.
what is a packet sniffer?
lol...JoshT like smelling men's crotches!
Nah...it basically intercepts network traffic and allows you to view it, useful when trying to fix network problems, learn protocols and hacking webpages.