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donmatos

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hi i just want to test your capacitys: :)

 

what is the passwd of this html-javascript_

 

<HTML>

<HEAD>

<TITLE>Null</TITLE>

<SCRIPT>

 

var string = "8ac249fbd363fx52j1";

var enigma = "";

var whatisthis = "var myxor = prompt('Password:','');for (y=1; y<5; y++) {enigma += (string.indexOf(y)+1);}enigma += 5;if (myxor==enigma){enigma = enigma + '.php';location.href=enigma;}else{location.href='hahaha.php';}";

 

eval(whatisthis);

 

</SCRIPT>

</HEAD>

<BODY> </BODY>

</HTML>

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Somewhere in this following block of text:

 

var string = "8ac249fbd363fx52j1";

var enigma = "";

var whatisthis = "var myxor = prompt('Password:','');for (y=1; y<5; y++) {enigma += (string.indexOf(y)+1);}enigma += 5;if (myxor==enigma){enigma = enigma + '.php';location.href=enigma;}else{location.href='h ahaha.php';}"

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Look, these aren't hard.... they aren't complicated.... and they certainly don't prove anything about your skills in computing. There is a Hacking Challenges thread further down. PLEAASEE use that instead of spamming these stupid challenges in their own threads.

 

With regard to what the password is, it is 1841055.

 

As the index of 1 in the string is 17 + 1 = 18, the index of 2 is 3 + 1 = 4, the index of 3 is 9 + 1 = 10, the index of 4 is 4 + 1 = 5 and it adds an additional 5 at the end like so - 18 + 4 + 10 + 5 + 5, and as it is interpretting these as strings due to the use of characters from the indexOf call, they are added as strings and so are appended to the enigma string instead of being added like numbers producing the above password. You don't even need to do any of that however, as you can simply replace the redirect in the code with "alert(enigma)" and simply get it to tell you the password.

 

Now PPPPLLLLEASEEE just use the hacking challenges thread, as these things in my opinion certainly don't deserve their own threads. Hacking Challenges Thread

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