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Access to moodle Quiz answers from HTML code

Hi HF!
I Need some advice/help regarding the Moodle quiz solving..... Our university uses Moodle platform for examination. During the exam I can use only the window of the quiz(It has Multiple choice questions). I tried to search the code by using Ctrl+U (view source) but didn't find any valuable information.
I want some method to know which is the correct answer among'st the options. My university used a older version of moodle before so I could find it; but now it is moodle 3.0

I need some valuable help regarding this issue it is very necessary... 😈
Is this even possible?? I don't know if it is...Any insights from the big hackers?
(Feb 22, 2016 08:32 AM)hahaha.lol Wrote:  Hi HF!
 I Need some advice/help regarding the Moodle quiz solving..... Our university uses Moodle platform for examination. During the exam I can use only the window of the quiz(It has Multiple choice questions). I tried to search the code by using Ctrl+U (view source) but didn't find any valuable information.
I want some method to know which is the correct answer among'st the options. My university used a older version of moodle before so I could find it; but now it is moodle 3.0

I need some valuable help regarding this issue it is very necessary... 😈

yeah i have heard about this platform and their severe vulnebrities, i can help
message via discord- julius#0166
(Jan 30, 2020 12:06 PM)clayDavis1 Wrote:  yeah i have heard about this platform and their severe vulnebrities,  i can help
message via discord- julius#0166

Hi, I Have the same issue with moodle exams. Did you find the way of searching the answers? If yes, can you help?
Why not provide the way to view the answers here?
(Feb 22, 2016 08:32 AM)hahaha.lol Wrote:  Hi HF!
 I Need some advice/help regarding the Moodle quiz solving..... Our university uses Moodle platform for examination. During the exam I can use only the window of the quiz(It has Multiple choice questions). I tried to search the code by using Ctrl+U (view source) but didn't find any valuable information.
I want some method to know which is the correct answer among'st the options. My university used a older version of moodle before so I could find it; but now it is moodle 3.0

I need some valuable help regarding this issue it is very necessary... 😈

It depends on whether they are using JavaScript-based validation checks against answers or there is an actual server-side call being made which verifies the answer against the value stored in the database. If it is a JS validation you can simply attach a proxy to your browser and view all the answers in one go which i am guessing should be in a filed called "config.json" or "questions.json" when you start the assessment.
I have the same problem can anyone hlep here?

Guysssss plz help me i need it know
Bump. Has anyone been able to solve this issue?
Looking for solve also?! Hopefully we got there soon.
bump, anyone can try some methods, willing to share my session keys and cookies for testing purposes
I know the way to access the answers. write me in convo privately
Guys how to know the answer of the multiple choice quiz on the moodle?
Moodle questions are stored server side. You will not be able to view answers by viewing the source.
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i think you can hack your answers before submitting your results and copy the site and open a new tab and make a few changes there
"exam.moodle.org/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=------"
TO
"exam.moodle.org/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=-------"

and you have to keep an eye quietly or you can use ctrl+f to find the answers by copying the questions text and search and ou will
find answers right there
BOOM!!!!!
(Jul 21, 2020 10:49 AM)soumajitdas Wrote:  i think you can hack your answers before submitting your results and copy the site and open a new tab and make a few changes there
"exam.moodle.org/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=------"
                                    TO
"exam.moodle.org/mod/quiz/review.php?attempt=-------"

and you have to keep an eye quietly or you can  use ctrl+f to find the answers by copying the questions text and search and ou will
find answers right there
BOOM!!!!!

When i try to do that it automatically takes me to "exam.moodle.org/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=------" back again. Seems that the Moodle guys are one step ahead haha!


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