The following code line Response.Cookies(“test”)= “__cf_mob_redir” will produce a cookie named “test” whith value “%5F%5Fcf%5Fmob%5Fredir” Perhaps is not what we wanted. Even if we could decode the result when reading the cookie that string is very ugly. Could also happen that our responsibility is limited to write the right value and someone else will take […]
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HTML Parser in Classic ASP
Today I’ll show you a script written in classic ASP that can use some server vulnerability to provide traffic from an unaware website to another one through another unaware server. It’s quite simple, so I’m not going to explain it in details. This malicious code was founded on a server, and is provided as it […]