The best javascript for your site

**Randy Webb** · Jul 23 '05, 08:32 PM

Re: The best javascript for your site

philsmithy wrote:
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> first downlaod this plugin for the script to work, then upload it to
> your server if you wish[/color]

So, for some porn site to work I have to install a plugin? How
intuitive. I bet the spammers/hackers never thought of that.
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> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/plugin.zip
>
> Once you have install that plugin visit
>
> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/protect.htm[/color]

Enter this into the address bar and click go and read all that nasty
code, without a plugin:

javascript:'<co de><ol><li>'+(d ocument.documen tElement||docum ent.body).outer HTML.replace(/&/g,"&").repl ace(/</g,"<").repla ce(/%20%20/g," %20"). replace(/(\n\r?|\r)/g,"<li>")+'<\/ol><\/code>';
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> Remember the javascript will not work if you dont use the plugin[/color]

Yippeeeeeeeeee. Another person trying to employ a javascript obfuscator
but only this time it requires yet another plugin. Sheesh.
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> Thank you[/color]

You are welcome.

--
Randy
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**Lasse Reichstein Nielsen** · Jul 23 '05, 08:32 PM

Re: The best javascript for your site

philsmithy <philsmithy.1q8 1zz@no-mx.forums.yourd omain.com.au> writes:
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> first downlaod this plugin for the script to work, then upload it to
> your server if you wish
>
> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/plugin.zip[/color]

Bloody likely that I'll install a plugin because someone on a
newsgroup says so :)

You have failed to tell us how this Javascript is any good for our
sites, more so "the best". You haven't even told us what it does!
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> Once you have install that plugin visit
>
> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/protect.htm[/color]

Hmm, I have seen that protection before. Recently. Think someone in a
Danish group used it (just extra obfuscation, not the main
point). It's still trivial to break.

It seems that all it protects here is an object tag for some object
requireing this plugin. The file it protects is "Untitled1.ilm" , which
appears to be an Illuminatur Opus file (some multimedia authoring
tool).
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> Remember the javascript will not work if you dont use the plugin[/color]

The Javascript works fine. The object using the plugin won't,
obviously.

/L
--
Lasse Reichstein Nielsen - lrn@hotpop.com
DHTML Death Colors: <URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/rasterTriangleD OM.html>
'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.'

**Richard Cornford** · Jul 23 '05, 08:32 PM

Re: The best javascript for your site

philsmithy wrote:[color=blue]
> first downlaod this plugin for the script to work, then
> upload it to your server if you wish
>
> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/plugin.zip
>
> Once you have install that plugin visit[/color]

An unknown plug-in to view a web page? Virus, mallware, spyware? Would
anyone be that silly?
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> http://www.htmlblock.co.uk/protect.htm
>
> Remember the javascript will not work if you dont use
> the plugin[/color]
<snip>

"The best javascript for your site"; this is a joke, right? The
javascrtpt here is appalling, failing all of the basic quality tests for
client-side scripts. It has UA string browser detection, object
inference browser detection, plenty of eval abuse, etc, etc.

But it also has, perversely obfuscated so that no search robot will ever
see it:-

<quote cite="http://www.htmlblock.c o.uk/protect.htm">
<META NAME="Robots" CONTENT="NoInde x">
</quote>

- that has got to be a joke.

In any event, what is all this "Page protected by html block -
www.htmlblock.c o.uk"? What is 'protected' about it?

Richard.

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