Javascript missions

[e_ogwe]

i completed them without firebug and the easiest one was the last one:

i typed this into the address bar:

[Spoiler Removed] -- Goatboy

-- Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:22 pm --

i completed them without firebug and the easiest one was the last one:

i typed this into the address bar:

[Spoiler Removed] -- Goatboy

-- Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:23 pm --

In all honesty, I'm am pleasantly surprised to didn't flame back. Kudos. You learn fast and well.

She wouldn't have said it if she didn't think it would help you. Or at least in this instance.

what is that supposed to mean

[tgoe]

@e_ogwe
Try using js to solve some programming missions

[XORMeBaby]

In all honesty, I'm am pleasantly surprised to didn't flame back. Kudos. You learn fast and well.

She wouldn't have said it if she didn't think it would help you. Or at least in this instance.

what is that supposed to mean

It means exactly what it says...?

[crascho]

Hello i having trouble with hacking can some body help me i cant hack and i dont understand :@ ivan_edrilicar@hotmail.com or skype-ivan.stavreski pls explain me haacking

[fashizzlepop]

Hello i having trouble with hacking can some body help me i cant hack and i dont understand :@ ivan_edrilicar@hotmail.com or skype-ivan.stavreski pls explain me haacking

...No. Try the challenges. Read the forums. If you don't take the time to try yourself then you aren't passionate enough and will never succeed.

[a1kuL]

wow yall are smart

[fashizzlepop]

wow yall are smart

Lol, irony.

[condor_ze_killer]

I did the challenges with google chrome and all the challenges took me less than 10 minutes. That can't be serious cause i don't think that i'm a JS guru.
Maybe you should try to add more complicated JS like something like this :

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function checkPass()
{
   var p1 = "bewareoftheenigmagroupunderground";
   var p2 = "betterofftohacktherealownersboxes";
   var p3 = "wassaidbyadudepseudodpsychomarine";

   var confirmPass = document.login.password.value;

   var chk0 = 0;
   var pass = "";
   var base = "";


   for ( a = 0; a < p1.length; ++a )
   {
      var blah = confirmPass.substring ( chk0, chk0 + 1 );
      var chk1 = p1.substring ( a, a + 1 );
      var chk2 = p2.substring ( a, a + 1 );
      var chk3 = p3.substring ( a, a + 1 );

      if ( chk1 == chk3 ) { if ( chk1 == blah) { base = base + chk1; } else { break; } chk0++; }
      if ( chk2 == chk1 ) { if ( chk2 == blah) { base = base + chk2; } else { break; } chk0++; }
      if ( chk3 == chk2 ) { if ( chk3 == blah) { base = base + chk3; } else { break; } chk0++; }
      ( p1.length == a + 1 ) ? pass = base : false;
   }

   ( confirmPass != '' && confirmPass == pass ) ? window.location.href=pass+".php" : alert( "Wrong! Please try again." );

}

[WallShadow]

I did the challenges with google chrome and all the challenges took me less than 10 minutes. That can't be serious cause i don't think that i'm a JS guru.

I can somewhat relate, I also completed all of these missions within 10 or 20 minutes. Also, in that case, why don't we have a competition for most obfuscated JS challenge ever? (ofcourse, with a limitation on the elements, so we dont have challenges that just spam a million worthless statements over and over again)