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He's Wesdaman14! He can do anything!Kenom said:
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You can use a variable editor to change the prices of things in a shopping cart. Same sort of cheat program where you hunt down variables in a game such as health, money etc then freeze or increase them. Doesn't matter much though because the seller definitely notices that you paid $1 for a 10m- I mean 400mW laser.
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VillageIdiot said:
Lovely. Theft is theft, regardless of the method used to do it. THAT means that if that method was used to edit the cart - then that person is a thief - period. Pretty sad, now that the "truth" about theft, and certain individuals has come to light. It's really a shame that common thieves cannot be extradited to China for punishment ! THAT would cut down on the "cleverness" of the thieves, I am certain.
Variable Editor?
Well, whoever knows how Wes changed the values or anything, could you please PM me with how to do it?
I work as an administrator on an online text based MMORPG doing debugging, and I'd be interested to see what these kinds of 'variable editing' methods may do.
Well, whoever knows how Wes changed the values or anything, could you please PM me with how to do it?
I work as an administrator on an online text based MMORPG doing debugging, and I'd be interested to see what these kinds of 'variable editing' methods may do.
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Javascript injection can change form values quite easily.
A rule in web design security: Never trust any data that is entered by the user, or is sent by the user.
Simple example of javascript injection on LPF:
Copy and paste that into your browser, hit enter, and watch the search text box at the top of the page. Tested on firefox.
A rule in web design security: Never trust any data that is entered by the user, or is sent by the user.
Simple example of javascript injection on LPF:
Code:
javascript:void(document.forms[0].elements[2].value='Injection.');Copy and paste that into your browser, hit enter, and watch the search text box at the top of the page. Tested on firefox.
Okay Wes, stop right there.
All the other stuff you talk about lately is immature and what not, but it's alright
There is nothing wrong with that. Boys will be boys.
But what you are just talking about is very illegal.
The internet isn't a game. You can't just do what you want and walk away with no consequences. You are scamming those companies, and I can tell you now that Adobe is no pushover. They are a big company, and if they catch you you're in trouble. If anyone catches you, you're in trouble. You are effectively stealing.
Adobe CS3 is worth over a thousand I'm fairly sure. And you just stole it from right under their noses.
Quit while you're 'ahead' and hope you don't get caught.
All the other stuff you talk about lately is immature and what not, but it's alright
There is nothing wrong with that. Boys will be boys.But what you are just talking about is very illegal.
The internet isn't a game. You can't just do what you want and walk away with no consequences. You are scamming those companies, and I can tell you now that Adobe is no pushover. They are a big company, and if they catch you you're in trouble. If anyone catches you, you're in trouble. You are effectively stealing.
Adobe CS3 is worth over a thousand I'm fairly sure. And you just stole it from right under their noses.
Quit while you're 'ahead' and hope you don't get caught.
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yea stick to playing with one self its safer
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Wesdaman14 said:
You make me sick. If you ever tried that shit with me, you'd be up on larceny charges sure as shit.
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You still did it... :Wesdaman14 said:
Wesdaman14 said:
That plug in has a lot of legitimate uses. Used for web development and testing, like I'm about to use it for.
When I just went to download it, it had an agreement that it will be used for legitimate purposes. You voided that agreement...
SenKat_Stonetek said:
Lovely. Theft is theft, regardless of the method used to do it. THAT means that if that method was used to edit the cart - then that person is a thief - period. Pretty sad, now that the "truth" about theft, and certain individuals has come to light. It's really a shame that common thieves cannot be extradited to China for punishment ! THAT would cut down on the "cleverness" of the thieves, I am certain.[/quote]
I don't think GagLaser (or any laser company) is dumb enough to fall for that trick.
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That's why it is important for the server to validate queries before they are passed to the database. For example, when I was in high school, I discovered several vulnerabilities in my school's "digital locker" system, one of which allowed users to hijack others' accounts. I found out that it was possible to use JavaScript injection to manipulate queries that were sent to the database. Since the server did not validate these queries, I was able to trick the server into thinking that I was another user.
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SenKat_Stonetek said:
Lovely. Theft is theft, regardless of the method used to do it. THAT means that if that method was used to edit the cart - then that person is a thief - period. Pretty sad, now that the "truth" about theft, and certain individuals has come to light. It's really a shame that common thieves cannot be extradited to China for punishment ! THAT would cut down on the "cleverness" of the thieves, I am certain.[/quote]
Course, I wasn't endorsing that sort of thing, and I was rather vague about it, I wasn't like 'omg use this thing www.roflcoptercheatingprogram.org'
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VillageIdiot said:
Lovely. Theft is theft, regardless of the method used to do it. THAT means that if that method was used to edit the cart - then that person is a thief - period. Pretty sad, now that the "truth" about theft, and certain individuals has come to light. It's really a shame that common thieves cannot be extradited to China for punishment ! THAT would cut down on the "cleverness" of the thieves, I am certain.[/quote]
Course, I wasn't endorsing that sort of thing, and I was rather vague about it, I wasn't like 'omg use this thing www.roflcoptercheatingprogram.org'[/quote]
I completely understand that. I also know that I obviously come from a totally different culture than people like Wes that think it's okay to steal, "Because I want it".
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"I dont scam adobe, I use torrents for that" lmao!! ;D ;D ;D ;D
The funny part is I really dont think he realizes that either way he is scamming adobe...
The funny part is I really dont think he realizes that either way he is scamming adobe...
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SenKat_Stonetek said:
Lovely. Theft is theft, regardless of the method used to do it. THAT means that if that method was used to edit the cart - then that person is a thief - period. Pretty sad, now that the "truth" about theft, and certain individuals has come to light. It's really a shame that common thieves cannot be extradited to China for punishment ! THAT would cut down on the "cleverness" of the thieves, I am certain.[/quote]
Course, I wasn't endorsing that sort of thing, and I was rather vague about it, I wasn't like 'omg use this thing www.roflcoptercheatingprogram.org'[/quote]
I completely understand that. I also know that I obviously come from a totally different culture than people like Wes that think it's okay to steal, "Because I want it".[/quote]
cool, cool
