WillYouHack.Me?

Post by Igglyboo » Tue, Jun 24, 2014, 5:00 AM UTC

loopdoend wrote: post #5

This only serves to illustrate why relying on obfuscation to protect you via security-through-obscurity is ridiculous. Commercial Javascript libraries with DRM should take note.

Post by mantraxC » Tue, Jun 24, 2014, 5:21 AM UTC

loopdoend wrote: post #5

This only serves to illustrate why relying on obfuscation to protect you via security-through-obscurity is ridiculous. Commercial Javascript libraries with DRM should take note.

Post by codezero » Tue, Jun 24, 2014, 5:43 AM UTC

q3k wrote: post #15

So this is like the hip, overhyped version of any [1] number [2] of [3] public [4] CTF [5] and [6] hackme [7] sites [8]? 1 - http://overthewire.org/wargames/ 2 - http://www.hacker.org 3 - http://smashthestack.org 4 - http://3564020356.org 5 - https://w3challs.com 6 - http://sys.warchall.net 7 - http://canyouhack.it 8 - http://www.microcontest.com (Seriously, there's a ton)

Post by scarygliders » Tue, Jun 24, 2014, 6:21 AM UTC

wingerlang wrote: post #2

> function decrypt(a){return "a";} notAdmin a "Login complete, and notAdmin is Admin." Reminds me of when I made a login-form in flash, that simply redirected the browser to "hiddenLoggedIn.html". To be fair I was around 13.

Post by codezero » Tue, Jun 24, 2014, 7:09 AM UTC

q3k wrote: post #19

codezero wrote: post #16

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is there any reason there should be some limit on these kinds of sites?

Not really, just don't make them as shitty as this one before going public.