Basic Mission 10

[mShred]

Firefox 6.0 is not allowing me to use JS injection. Anyone know why? I did what I had to do i Opera and when I tried it in Firefox nothing comes up.

Firefox 6 does not allow JavaScript Injection. You may need to find another way to do the hackity hack hack.

[Dr_Orpheus]

ok so i know you need JS injection, but once i pull up the cookies i get multiple lines of code and am not sue what to does with any of the codes, ive searched the forums and google a hint or a link would be appreciated

I do this all the time ill post a question then 20 minutes later ill solve my problem, just had to be more specifc with JS coding

[BlueEyedKila]

Read back through previous posts, your issue is with authorization......what will you do about it?

I liked this one, some semi-new knowledge for the journey haha.

[occamsrzr]

if you're going to user Firefox, then check out the Live HTTP Headers addon. That might give you a little better idea as to what is actually happening "behind" the browser. Specifically what you're sending to the web server and how it interprets your request.

[ProblemSolva]

cool i've solved it.
however had to do it without firefox, since first i tryed to
get the javascript box up, but it didnt showed.
anyone know why this is ?
coz i've got javascript enabled on my browser "weird"

[mShred]

cool i've solved it.
however had to do it without firefox, since first i tryed to
get the javascript box up, but it didnt showed.
anyone know why this is ?
coz i've got javascript enabled on my browser "weird"

Dude. Like srsly.

Firefox 6 does not allow JavaScript Injection. You may need to find another way to do the hackity hack hack.

[ProblemSolva]

hahaha sorry man, i already solved it
before looking at the forum thats why i didnt saw that post

[occamsrzr]

Firefox 6 does not allow JavaScript Injection. You may need to find another way to do the hackity hack hack.

You actually can use Firefox 6, just use the Web Console in the Web Developer Menu or press Ctrl+Shift+K

[Deadmess]

loool, forgetting 2 characters can be very critical! i finaly found it out!

[FalxOfVernus]

I am trying this using JS injection and Chrome's Java console. Using the standard way to change cookies I can edit all of the other cookies, but the one pertaining to authorization. It seems to be protected. I don't just want to use a cookie editor, but this is very frustrating. Any hints?

EDIT: So I have been able to change it now with alert instead of void, but anytime I load a page, either the password page or the page after the cookie defaults back to no.