[Java]Pop Up

13 Dec. 2009 03:31am

The window.open() function creates a new browser window, customized to your own site, without the use of an HTML anchor tag. In this example, we will be making a function that the window.open() function will open automatically when you click on a single button.

HTML & JavaScript Code:

Code:

<head> <script type="text/javascript">  </script> </head> <body> <form> <input type="button" onClick="myPopup()" value="Click Here!"> </form> <p onClick="myPopup()">Click Here Too!</p> </body>

This java script code is excellent for Phishing because this shows a button that once you click it the web browser automatically makes a new tab and mostly if you play Gaiaonline.com because they had been updating their way of hacking free for other users. so i suggest you use this pop up for phishing and other hacking material for your website.

window.open( "http://www.gaiaonline.com/" )

when you click the button it goes to the site you put in between the quotes.

JavaScript Window.Open Arguments:

There are three arguments that the window.open function takes:

1. The relative or absolute URL of the webpage to be opened.
2. The text name for the window.
3. A long string that contains all the different properties of the window.

Naming a window is very useful if you want to manipulate it later with JavaScript. But, this is beyond the scope of this tutorial, and we will instead be focusing on the different properties you can set with your brand spanking new JavaScript window. Below are some of the more important properties such as:

* dependent - Subwindow closes if the parent window (the window that opened it) closes
* fullscreen - Display browser in fullscreen mode
* height - The height of the new window, in pixels
* width - The width of the new window, in pixels
* left - Pixel offset from the left side of the screen
* top - Pixel offset from the top of the screen
* resizable - Allow the user to resize the window or prevent the user from resizing, currently broken in Firefox.
* status - Display or don't display the status bar

Dependent, fullscreen, resizable, and status are all examples of ON/OFF properties. You can either set them equal to zero to turn them off, or set them to one to turn them ON. There is no in between setting for these types of properties.

Thank you for looking at my tutorial i am not going to show the updated version of it because i might sell them for LG/Gaia.

if you would like the code for it already in a txt document i had attached it to this thread all you need to do is change it to html and you will see what it looks like.

Sincerely, Domo™.

13 Dec. 2009 03:45am

So basically its a flw? can you phish passwords with this?

13 Dec. 2009 03:54am

No, you can make them press the button that says click here and then a window pops up.

13 Dec. 2009 03:57am

Originally Posted by Domo™

No, you can make them press the button that says click here and then a window pops up.

give me an example please link.

13 Dec. 2009 04:09am

Link was removed ~
That was a little preview

13 Dec. 2009 04:10am

wow it take you to a weird site okay now make it a gaia one

13 Dec. 2009 04:16am

Link was removed ~
I just showed you the other one

13 Dec. 2009 04:25am

hm i can think of many exploiting things with this

13 Dec. 2009 04:29am

well if you do Pm me and we can make something because i am a FLP and Phisher expert.

14 Dec. 2009 06:46am

This isn't that useful in terms of phishing. You should specify that this is JavaScript, not Java. The two are quite different.

15 Dec. 2009 07:00am

Originally Posted by GAMEchief

This isn't that useful in terms of phishing. You should specify that this is JavaScript, not Java. The two are quite different.

Oh ok, Thank you for telling me, I assume that you are very good at coding, Right?

15 Dec. 2009 06:30pm

I've been doing web programming (which includes JavaScript) for around 7 years.

16 Dec. 2009 01:43am

Originally Posted by GAMEchief

I've been doing web programming (which includes JavaScript) for around 7 years.

Oh lol, Cool ^^ so do you know any features of lots of ways to scam?

16 Dec. 2009 03:50am

Pretty much. I typed out a bit of info on scamming, but my post didn't go through (shitty router), so fuck it.
In short, I don't tend to scam. I make scam programs, because I like 'outsmarting' the scam protection (e.g. Gaia's FLP redirects) and the user being scammed, but I rarely ever release any of them, because I don't find that the ends justify the means.

**Chris** · 19 Feb. 2010 12:13am

Unless you are trying to build some sort of mega-flp that has some cool login handing code. Javascript isn't going to help you.

Due to the fact that Javascript execution through a direct Gaiaonline page would take some XSS hacking it is near impossible, I say near because there is never a 100% secure site. But as far as I know there is no exploits.

**Chad** · 19 Feb. 2010 01:15am

" They are both similar and quite different depending on how you look at them. First their lineage:

Java is an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language created by James Gosling of Sun Microsystems. JavaScript was created by the fine people at Netscape. JavaScript is a distant cousin of Java. It is also an OOP language. Many of their programming structures are similar. However, JavaScript contains a much smaller and simpler set of commands than does Java. It is easier for the average weekend warrior to understand.

You may be wondering what OOP means by now. Object Oriented Programming is a relatively new concept, whereas the sum of the parts of a program make up the whole. Think of it this way: you are building a model car. You build the engine first. It can stand alone. It is an engine and everyone can see it's an engine. Next you build the body. It can also stand alone. Finally, you build the interior including the seats, steering wheel, and whatnot. Each, by itself is a object. But it is not a fully functioning car until all the pieces are put together. The sum of the objects (parts) make up the whole."

Java vs. JavaScript - www.htmlgoodies.com

**Chris** · 19 Feb. 2010 05:03am

@Chad
You realize that if he doesn't understand the difference between Java and JavaScript he isn't going to have the slightest clue what you are rambling on about.

**Organic** · 21 Feb. 2010 08:39pm

Everything you post is copy pasta'd?
Javascript Tutorial - Pop Up

21 Feb. 2010 10:29pm

Not the first time Domo's done that. I knew it seemed fishy when he talked about how it can be used for phishing (it can't).

**Personoid** · 19 Mar. 2010 10:13am

Originally Posted by Chris

Unless you are trying to build some sort of mega-flp that has some cool login handing code. Javascript isn't going to help you.

Due to the fact that Javascript execution through a direct Gaiaonline page would take some XSS hacking it is near impossible, I say near because there is never a 100% secure site. But as far as I know there is no exploits.

I just want to point out that XSS uses JavaScript execution, not the other way around and that the document.cookie variable in JavaScript doesn't contain Gaia55_sid (The cookie needed to get into an account) because Gaia uses a cookie protection method called HTTPOnly cookies.

Reference: HTTPOnly - OWASP

It should not be said that XSS is impossible with HTTPOnly in effect. That's a common misconception, and a lot of web developers make this mistake. You just have to be a little more creative with your methods.

25 Mar. 2010 04:25am

thanks domo why arte u banned?

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