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Ok, we get it, you are all l33T HaXX0r5!!!



This Thread is just for you! You are so fuc[u][/u]king awesome! I cant even believe it! LoLOLOLOLOLOL!LL!L~L!1`111!!




Please pound one out to this thread, go find something else to do, and stop with the alerts and redirects so the rest of us can get on with our conversations, debates, and flames.

Everytime I click the GFY AGAIN thread I get directed to blank page. TEE-hee you guys are the l33t haxx0r5!!!!!!!!

As a temporary fix, in IE, Goto

Tools -> Internet Options -> Security Tab -> Highlight the zone internet -> Custom Level -> Then scroll down and change
Active Scripting to Prompt


This should resolve the issue temporarily.

XP SP2, Firefox one one PC, no popups.
XP SP2, IE on other PC, no popups.
W2K, fully patched, Firefox on work PC, no popups.



Just sayin.

Windows XP, SP1, IE: I've only gotten two popup...a GFY again and a "Fix it." Bout it.

/shrug

Chtulhu we get it, could you please clean up the virtual dump you left on the forums by adding that. Every thread you have posted in which seems like about half of them here is now throwing up your Fix This box.

Nah, if they are true haxxorz they would already know that and would work out that the location field has 41 spaces, which allows nicely for a 3.3 domain name and a 1.2 filename.. or... they would just assume that the database field is likely 50 or 255 characters, copy the HTML from the user profile management to their own server, remove the field restriction limit and save whatever string they want up to 255 chars, whatever does not return a mySQL error.

So.. the very knowledgeable all knowing admins I am sure have blocked posting to their cgi's from other sites, have limited the actual field size in the mySQL table field. So the odds of client code being buggered with are only 30%.. Right?

Note: All such activity would be very traceable and the admins could shut it down very fast by nuking the account in question. So I honestly don't think they are worried.

Edit: for Jophiel

Edited, Fri Jan 21 14:02:36 2005 by ElderonXI

/nod

I've yet to get a pop-up on my work or home PC's.

could just be that someone already HAS hax0red the mySQL and is putting in a lot more code that only gives it to select people. but how would they choose these people? someone should start looking for patterns. Personally, i did get redirected for about 15 minutes earlier, and all pop-ups. so i've been targeted, clearly.

you just did what like, 100 people could not. get the admins to do a ridiculously simple find and replace on the form's onsubmit(). now THAT'S an e-peen :)