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I don't friggin have a specific program for downloading to just get the source.
IE with T1 has never failed me before!!!! grr...
IE with T1 has never failed me before!!!! grr...
Originally posted by: Karaethon1
I don't friggin have a specific program for downloading to just get the source.
IE with T1 has never failed me before!!!! grr...
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Bah, even with the source I can't crack 3. I have this sneaking suspecion I need a packet sniffer.
Originally posted by: BmXStuD
Originally posted by: datalink7
Originally posted by: BmXStuD
Hehe i cheated! level 2 now!
How did you cheat? I don't think it is possible (unless someone told you what it was).
Just "view source" and go thru the coding and script and crap like this
</style>
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function Try(passwd) {
if (passwd =="pw was here") {
alert("Alright! On to level 2...");
location.href = "level2-xfdgnh.xhtml";
simple but level 2 is broke? HEHE only try this if u give up.
Originally posted by: Karaethon1
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Bah, even with the source I can't crack 3. I have this sneaking suspecion I need a packet sniffer.
Ok... looking at the source:
The PASSWORD and the CORRECTSITE are defined after the if statement. They put the WRONGSITE as the actual site to mislead us.
Thus, you have to look into the code to figure it out. Now, I don't know java or javascript, but I remember C++ classes.
When it checks, it says something about "location.href = CORRECTSITE"
This makes me think that there's some sort of location file stored somewhere that we can access to figure out the information. Armed with this knowledge, I tried a bunch of extensions (xhtml, js, sfv, txt, etc) and nothing as worked yet.
So... if anyone can use what I've found to figure it out...
No, I think correctsite is a variable defined somewhere...
EDIT: Oh yeah... my point was that you didn't need a packet sniffer
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Got level 2; read the swf file in a text viewer; the strings are in plain text.
Originally posted by: habib89
i know now that i am definately not meant to be a hacker.. even with you guys telling me what to do, i could only get to level 2
Originally posted by: dafatha00
Originally posted by: ViRGE
Got level 2; read the swf file in a text viewer; the strings are in plain text.
Sorry..stupid question. But how do I read the swf file in a txt viewer? I'm not sure how to access the file
Originally posted by: hevnsnt
ok.. 1 hint on level 3 --- look near metatags
