Mitnick wannabies

[Corrupt]

Hey,
ever wandered how people like Neo and Kevin Mitnick did it. Well this site will test your skills with javascript password protection on the websites. AND IT IS LEGAL. ( so the admins cant touch me, accept give me a warning for being too cockie lol)

this site will not teach you anything and no one will give you an anwser, but it is simple to work out, i knew nothing about javascript and i am on level 8 out of 10.

The only hint you need is to VIEW SOURCE

academy.dyndns.org/

Have fun.

[frufru]

pwvc said:

Hey,
ever wandered how people like Neo and Kevin Mitnick did it. Well this site will test your skills with javascript password protection on the websites. AND IT IS LEGAL. ( so the admins cant touch me, accept give me a warning for being too cockie lol)

this site will not teach you anything and no one will give you an anwser, but it is simple to work out, i knew nothing about javascript and i am on level 8 out of 10.

The only hint you need is to VIEW SOURCE

academy.dyndns.org/

Have fun.

interesting... I am currently working through level 11...

EDIT: Now I'm on level 12
EDIT: Level 13

[squalleh]

pwvc said:

Hey,
ever wandered how people like Neo and Kevin Mitnick did it. Well this site will test your skills with javascript password protection on the websites. AND IT IS LEGAL. ( so the admins cant touch me, accept give me a warning for being too cockie lol)

this site will not teach you anything and no one will give you an anwser, but it is simple to work out, i knew nothing about javascript and i am on level 8 out of 10.

The only hint you need is to VIEW SOURCE

academy.dyndns.org/

Have fun.

The only problem with that is Kevin Mitnick heavily utilized Social Engineering skills, which a computer program simply cannot teach you. Also, the systems he broke into weren't so easily broken with JS tricks.

[Guide]

Im stuck on two

[frufru]

11823 said:

Im stuck on two

it's JavaScript

On IE, typing in view-source: and then the URL will open up the source code. For example:

view-source:http://academy.dyndns.org/hackittwo.htm

[Guide]

cant you just right click and view source?

[frufru]

11823 said:

cant you just right click and view source?

yeah, but they disable that on later levels. It doesn't even matter in level 13 because they used a java applet and I can't even read those...

[Guide]

frufru said:

11823 said:

Im stuck on two

it's JavaScript

On IE, typing in view-source: and then the URL will open up the source code. For example:

view-source:http://academy.dyndns.org/hackittwo.htm

I done this but it couldnt find the server???

[frufru]

11823 said:

frufru said:

it's JavaScript

On IE, typing in view-source: and then the URL will open up the source code. For example:

view-source:http://academy.dyndns.org/hackittwo.htm

I done this but it couldnt find the server???

are you sure you copied the whole line? And what browser are you using?

[Guide]

IE

[Corrupt]

WHAT!!!!! 13 i am on 8 man, i would like to congratulate you

[frufru]

pwvc said:

WHAT!!!!! 13 i am on 8 man, i would like to congratulate you

thank you but now I'm stuck. They have a java applet which links to a compiled .class file...

[It's me again]

frufru said:

11823 said:

cant you just right click and view source?

yeah, but they disable that on later levels. It doesn't even matter in level 13 because they used a java applet and I can't even read those...

Are you sure? Because I really don't think that is possible.

I'm on level 5 and I'm stuck.

[frufru]

prohibited said:

frufru said:

yeah, but they disable that on later levels. It doesn't even matter in level 13 because they used a java applet and I can't even read those...

Are you sure? Because I really don't think that is possible.

I'm on level 5 and I'm stuck.

it's using a compiled .class file... maybe there's another way aroud it. For the lower levels, PM me with the URL you are currently on and I could give you some hints

[squalleh]

All Java programs are compiled to the ".class" extension. Applets are just a type of Java program, so the applet naturally points to that program