[michael151722]

Hello,

I was wondering how can I edit the contents on websites like CNN and New York Times so that it can only be viewed on my own IP Address

Thank you Much Help Appreciated

[Beladonis]

So you want to edit the source code permanently but the modification should only be viewable on your IP address ? If so, I don't think it's possible on your WAN IP address. There are multiple ways : making a browser addon that edit part of the website (locally), or copying the whole article, hosting it on localhost, and redirecting 127.0.0.1/article02.php to cnn.com/article02.php in the hosts file

thus, when you go at cnn.net/article02.php, it will load the edited article stored at 127.0.0.1/article02.php

got it ?

[michael151722]

hey thanks for the help let me try it

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So you want to edit the source code permanently but the modification should only be viewable on your IP address ? If so, I don't think it's possible on your WAN IP address. There are multiple ways : making a browser addon that edit part of the website (locally), or copying the whole article, hosting it on localhost, and redirecting 127.0.0.1/article02.php to cnn.com/article02.php in the hosts file

thus, when you go at cnn.net/article02.php, it will load the edited article stored at 127.0.0.1/article02.php

got it ?

hello I am a complete newbie can you explain it more detaily

Thank you

[Davian]

lol I think what you're looking for is inspect element.

[Gangin']

MITM attack? Im not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure a Man in the middle attack is the way to go for you to do this. Search around HF to find a more detailed explanation of this

[michael151722]

do any of you know how to do this type of thing or can teach me a thing or two?

Thanks

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lol I think what you're looking for is inspect element.

yeah but the thing is inspect element goes away after you refresh and cannot be seen on different devices

[vincian]

You can use Firefox add-ons or Chrome extensions (just a bunch of HTMl+JS files) to achieve it. (can be used across multiple websites as well)
stackoverflow.com/questions/14068879/modify-html-of-loaded-pages-using-chrome-extensions

You can also modify the headers using the add-ons and extensions if needed for either a single request or all requests.

[michael151722]

You can use Firefox add-ons or Chrome extensions (just a bunch of HTMl+JS files) to achieve it. (can be used across multiple websites as well)
stackoverflow.com/questions/14068879/modify-html-of-loaded-pages-using-chrome-extensions

You can also modify the headers using the add-ons and extensions if needed for either a single request or all requests.

hello thank you for your answer i clicked on your link but what do i do after that, like what do i have to install?

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can someone please help me out, I want to change the contents of some websites to information that i want, but the information can be viewed on any device on my IP

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I want to be able to control the content on news website like CNN so that instead of the site saying "CNN and Trump" it would instead show up as "Hi" on all of my devices on the same IP address any help or explainnation?

[michael151722]

So you want to edit the source code permanently but the modification should only be viewable on your IP address ? If so, I don't think it's possible on your WAN IP address. There are multiple ways : making a browser addon that edit part of the website (locally), or copying the whole article, hosting it on localhost, and redirecting 127.0.0.1/article02.php to cnn.com/article02.php in the hosts file

thus, when you go at cnn.net/article02.php, it will load the edited article stored at 127.0.0.1/article02.php

got it ?

Hey man, I got a windows and I downloaded HTTrack, how can I now make my
Spoof cnn site viewable on all devices on my IP thanks