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 Fravia's "Hyper" Javascript ~ Javascript hyperprotections and protections developing lab Fravia's Nofrill Web design ('98 ~ '99) |
Updated June 1999 |
This is a 'living' workshop on Javascript site protection. You'll find here, at the beginning (May-June 1999) some implemented ideas of mine. Note that in order to land here you already had to solve a small encryption implementation, that will be better explained and developed in this section, with your help. [Our essays] ~ [Others' essays] [The impossible entrance saga] [JSprotections developing lab] (Moderated by The Seeker's) |
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Javascript protection reversing
Fravia's living workshop on Javascript site protection
Our essays |
PHASE ONE
Protection schemes: User input and javascriptby Fravia+, 30 May 1999
(this is the 'basic must know' for javascript tricks)
PHASE TWO
Protection schemes: How to encrypt with Javascriptby Fravia+, 30 May 1999
(This stuff you have solved already when you found the key to get here... but here it is explained and proposed as 'basis' for further developments...)
PHASE THREE
Protections
schemes: Printing directly to frames without a CGIby Fravia+, 30 May 1999
(I am giving you some 'meat' to build our new encryptions on... may not work on some browsers, change browser until it will work... I'm still fixing it and open to suggestions for amelioration...)
PHASE FOUR
Some small, yet quite intersting essays:
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Hyperpro cracking, "simple cryptanalysis"
by bajunny, June 1999
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Hyperpro cracking, "social engineering
by Iker, June 1999
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Hyperpro cracking: A small addition
to Fravia's makepa2.htm (making things a little bit harder)
by The Seeker, June 1999
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Hyperpro cracking, bruteforcing
by sNv, June 1999
PHASE FIVE
The Seeker's Spyby The Seeker, June 1999
(a little tool for javascript-'debugging' - no more alert-boxes !)
Others' Javascript encryption essays |
JS encryption schemes: Railfenceby Jerome Bradenbaugh, June 1999
PHASE TWO
JS encryption schemes: Caesarby Jerome Bradenbaugh, June 1999
The impossible entrance saga |
JS encryption schemes: the impossible entrancefound on the wide web by the Seeker, June 1999
PHASE TWO
The impossible entrance: clever attemptssNw and Don Quijote, June 1999
PHASE THREE
The impossible entrance: a first solution(Applying a scoring method to guess the key)
by Laurent June 1999
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