Javascript Mission 7

[testinggrounds]

I hope this one won't spoil them..

[Edited by Defience]

and you will get the pass..

[bravoshc]

I've finished the mission, but I didn't get it completely. One of the things that interest me is why is source different when using the firebug ? Hope I don't give away more than the other already did.

[chabz]

i dont know if anyone else did this, but i used the the js deobfuscator add-on for firefox, and i just got the password. it was just in the script as "blank == password" it worked perfectly. im not sure how it was so easy, and if anyone can give me further info about obfuscation, plz do because i kinda feel like a skiddie now.

[sanddbox]

i dont know if anyone else did this, but i used the the js deobfuscator add-on for firefox, and i just got the password. it was just in the script as "blank == password" it worked perfectly. im not sure how it was so easy, and if anyone can give me further info about obfuscation, plz do because i kinda feel like a skiddie now.

Honestly, you don't need to de-obfuscate it.

Think about it. Your browser reads it somehow.

If only I could think of the name of that firefox addon that advertises showing you the real-time html...now what was the name of it...

[faazshift]

If only I could think of the name of that firefox addon that advertises showing you the real-time html...now what was the name of it...

Are you talking about the web developer toolbar? I know that has an option to 'view generated source'.

[sanguinerane]

hmm.. everyone is talking about using these fancy apps to do this
all i did was look at the source code, see what needs to be decoded, then used javascript injection in the url bar to decode the javascript code. if you don't know how to use javascript inject, go back to the basics. if you need the function to decode the "encrypted" text, read through this thread..
anyways.. thanks to those who developed the javascript missions! they were pretty fun! too bad they were so short..

[shawty220]

Mission easy, all you need is FireBug...

[jakon68]

Its very easy, but you must know how.

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[Gnutral]

*shrug*

I was disappointed with the Javascript missions. They ended entirely too quickly.

That said, I just looked at the code and realized how easily I could remove the garbage, unnecessary code and put the rest in to a translator. It gives you more of an idea of what is actually going on than Web Dev or Firebug will.

[kitejr]

Same method as gnutral, used notepad++ to find and replace what I knew was junk and decoded the ..... in a converter I may have to try doing it manually using the ascii table or finding out the way its done with javascript injection.

This http://www.stunnix.com/prod/jo/ was a huge hint for me if I didn't find that site ( did NOT download the program) It prolly would have taken me weeks or months to figure it out; that and the fact that studying for a+ in the past and ccna present gave me a better understanding of what I need to do.

Hopefully its not to big a hint.