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Level 10 is kind of deceiving with its first interaction and with its false clue, like the word cookie it surely points us in wrong direction. But after sometime you will surely find the right path. And it will be a lot easier with the right kind of tool.
After looking for all the cookies I could and getting nothing from them I moved on and started looking for something else. The clue was yet to be found.
Continue reading “HACKERTEST.NET | Level 10: Hidden context”This level does seems to be lot tougher than the previous levels as it does not tell us what we need to do. Yes, the intro does tells us that knowledge of javascript might be helpful, but still no clue, how?
This time Sam used a more temporary and “hidden” approach to authenticating users, but he didn’t think about whether or not those users knew their way around javascript…
Well, we can give a try using all the tricks we have learnt by now, but none of them seems to be working. The task is to think of something that is temporary and hidden from users. Haven’t figured it out by now?
Continue reading “HACKTHISSITE.ORG | Basic 10: Javascript, really?”A very few people know of what developer tools are (or firebug in case of firefox). Well, developer tools are some handy tools that are used in web development, as their name suggests. These tools give a decent way to check out not only the HTML css but even the java script, cookies and lot many things of about web page.
If you are on firefox you can install the addon firebug and just press F12 and you can see them. Chrome users can just press F12 and see it. These are also available on safari, opera and internet explorer and you can search them on Google.
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