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YOUR Hacking skillz...
Ok, to start off with, this is just a play around thing to see how good you are to get into the main area of this site.
You will need to be familiar with HTML, java script files and cgi... a useful tip is to look at sources of every file and html page and see what you can find for using to log into the site... im not sure how many login screens there are... every one is different and requires different techniques to log in... so far im only up to the second phase of logging in... and im stuck
but maybe YOU will be lucky to get further than me.
http://www.xipernet.com/
I may give you some hits, but really try for yourself.
Happy Hacking 
p.s. Hi Brae
checking out all yah site referrals ey? Tops. Anyways, have phun dude 
too much code.. couldn't be bothered 
I stare at code all day long.. last thing i want to do is try and do it for fun lol
Ask Swamper to give you tips on hacking into a Web site. I'm sure he'd be more than happy to help you out. 
hey.
first post, saying hi and that i exist, but i dont wanna turn this into a lets all say hi to the newbie thread cos that wastes time and bandwidth.
i cant even get past the first page, i looked through the js code and i cant get a hint as to where to look for the validate function 

Tried it for 5 minutes, gave up, too tired, I'll give it another shot tomorrow
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| Originally posted by JeZzA hey. first post, saying hi and that i exist, but i dont wanna turn this into a lets all say hi to the newbie thread cos that wastes time and bandwidth. i cant even get past the first page, i looked through the js code and i cant get a hint as to where to look for the validate function |
hehe i think i got it now
thats quite clever, i guess being humans we dont read things the same way 
I don't know a damn way to get in...too little knowledge of what is needed.
gah, too much work, gave up looking through 'xnet.js'
Hehe, at the bottom of the .js it says it's the wrong file to be looking through. I give up then 
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| Originally posted by jdjd too much code.. couldn't be bothered ![]() I stare at code all day long.. last thing i want to do is try and do it for fun lol |
setTimeout( "validate( strUsername, strPassword )", 3000 );
passing in as a astring have anything to do with it? thy the " "??
David
im guessing you are looking in:
http://www.xipernet.com/xnet.js
?
as it says at the bottom, thats not the right file. you need the file with the validate() function.
once u find the right file, the validate function will show the next step on your journey.
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| Originally posted by MK-S Hehe, at the bottom of the .js it says it's the wrong file to be looking through. I give up then |
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| Originally posted by robin can someone paste>copy me that line saying its the wrong file.. or i should let me eyes get checked or i am looking at the right file |

then i guess i'm just a lucky n00b no such line in the file i'm looking at atm
i got the name/pass but i can't write anything after "password:"
is it supposed to be like that or am i missing out on something?
good question.. i wonder about that to
yeah its normal that nothing appears after the password:
its like that on a lot of unix systems, probably so they cant count the asterisks 
*hint - just make sure you have the password right
interesting concept 
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| Originally posted by JeZzA yeah its normal that nothing appears after the password: its like that on a lot of unix systems, probably so they cant count the asterisks ![]() *hint - just make sure you have the password right |

This one is good . . . . . www.try2hack.nl
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| Originally posted by Nyx doh..I had the right name/pass all along, but I never tried to press enter when the text didnt appear after "Password:" ![]() damn..im 1337 |

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| Originally posted by Owen Congrats! looks like you've passed the first stage..... bit tricky with converting the password to decimal right? Now you have to get pass the next step ![]() *HINT: Ok, for the rest of you's, you's ARE looking in the wrong file. xnet.js is just a decoy. ^ Study this line more!!! |
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