Altering Source Code

Altering Source Code to Lower Item Prices.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• hacking
• source
• code
• hex3d
• HTML
• Alter

[AtlasWing12]

just look at the web address on 2:47 of the video so that's why it didn't work when i tried it i have to find a better hack

[TheHex3d]

URL: at 2:52 is what matters. Does that say /C no. n00bs never change. Just like this kid that sent 150 viruses to his school huh D.

This was a great example of old school HTML injection/ source code editing. This is an old exploit that I found on that site.

[HiddenH4x0r]

This is obviously not a great site, as any good sales site would make the prices server sided.

[The3XpL0D]

@HiddenH4x0r Exactly, almost all online shops today keep the prices and stuff like that into a database.

[ThreeCombatHah]

Mine opens in Firefox how do i change this to notepad

[AtlasWing12]

hey dude when you opened the file in mozilla it isn't the website it is just like a notepead because when you see the web address you will see /c. or something like that (when you saved it on your local disk c

[sk8terforlifeog]

idk what u did but when i tryed it it didn't work

[EvlResident]

It would depend on the size of the company a small mom and pop shop would yes, but a large clothing store would not notice until it's too late they get a payment and they would send it, this was made back when XSS was big.

Remember that.

[theycutheyknowu]

they wont send the shirt knowing u messed around with the price change because they would know lol.