[Elite Hacker 69]

I'm doing my own version of searching for vulnerabilities (which is actually counter productive because I have no idea what I'm doing)

but I found this site:



And this is the source:

PHP Code


<?php 
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60;url=?" /> 


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But actually if I add a ' to the end of the URL the source is much bigger

[Im gone brah]

It's probably because you right clicked at something specific and pressed "view source" or something. What browser are you using?
Try view-source:http://site.com

[Elite Hacker 69]

It's probably because you right clicked at something specific and pressed "view source" or something. What browser are you using?
Try view-source:http://site.com

yes dude I did view-source in chrome and when I added and removed the ' I got different sources, weird stuff

[noalias420]

Maybe if you post the site we can give it a look?

[Elite Hacker 69]

http://thisboon.com/staff/_frontend/siteAlert.php'

pls no judgerino

[noalias420]

http://thisboon.com/staff/_frontend/siteAlert.php'
pls no judgerino

I won't ask why you put the single quote there in the first place, but damn I have no idea why it's doing that.
It accesses this l0l http://37.187.79.93/login/index.php
what the fuck

[Elite Hacker 69]

I won't ask why you put the single quote there in the first place, but damn I have no idea why it's doing that.

lol well I know you're supposed to do it after id number but i always put it after the .php when I cant find anywhere else to put it :(

and then this happened

[9/11]

Maybe because the code for the login is all in php and you can't view php in browsers otherwise hacking would probably be a lot easier

[Elite Hacker 69]

yeah honestly I don't know the difference between php being readable and not readable

[9/11]

Php can't be read through browsers that's why you have to setup a web servers for it to even work. Browsers are really weird I know but I'm not a very good source for information about browsers.