Good article, it explains the concept of directory transversal very well. 8/10

Thats, a good article

8/10 also

good article...
you make things sound simple enough :P
good work

yeah a good article. Easy to understand and not to long but not to short nice.

9/10

good article. one typo...\"How is this useful?
Ass you progress in hts you will come across many situations...\" that could be fixed =o

pretty good, 8/10. Helped clear up a few things w/ DT, although your example w/ folder A confused me a little bit.

Great article 9/10

It is more than easy but more than important logic

I liked it, it was short, simple, and to the point. I remember how much of a hard time I had with the directory transversal challenge. If only I had read this a few months sooner...

7/10 You explained it very well, but you could do it better a bit... Not just in the URL, or go more \"deep\".... :)
However: Very Good =D

This was a great tutorial, and it introduced the basics of Directory Transversal to me. Thanks alot. 9/10.

Thank for this tutorial

nice article but doesnt really tell you how it helps you out in the real world

Very nice indeed.

GooD

great article 10/10

Just a note: (Positive Criticism)
1. "Transversal"
A transversal is a set containing exactly one element from each member of the collection (primarily used in math)
2. "Traversal" refers to the process of visiting each node in a tree data structure, exactly once, in a systematic way (primarily used in computer science)

So by "transversal" you navigate through a set...

Other than that, good article!

It helped a lot, thanks !

great article . simple and useful ;).

Great article This should help me alot!

This article made an otherwise vaguely explained tool very clear to me!

Good job, buddy! 10/10

(Would've been a 1337/10, but they're smarter than that here!)

Good article. I helps me alot at the mission I am working at. 10/10
Also the thingy with folder A... it was quite confusing. gg

good article short and simple splly for new learners but you should also gv some examples to explain its utility area