Showing posts with label html5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label html5. Show all posts

Monday, 3 October 2011

Cracking MD5/SHA1 Hash In The Cloud

Welcome to CloudCracker.net, your FREE online MD5/SHA1 hash
cracker/generator. Simply paste an MD5 hash or a SHA1 hash you want to
crack or a word you want to hash into the box and hit the button. Our
funky system will auto-detect what you've entered and hash/crack it
accordingly.



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Sunday, 18 September 2011

PoC: Hacking Facebook with HTML5 By @skeptic_fx

Facebook Graph API Access Token Stealing : Long live UI-Redressing A week after my first Facebook bounty  , i found another place where Facebook did the same mistake of not busting IFrames.And guess what , its another whole domain developers.facebook.com.It includes all the documentation and examples for using the Facebook Graph API and other products like the Legacy REST API , FQL ,

Monday, 8 August 2011

noVNC: HTML5 VNC Client

Description noVNC is a VNC client implemented using HTML5 technologies, specifically Canvas and WebSockets (supports 'wss://' encryption). noVNC is licensed under the LGPLv3.
Special thanks to Sentry Data Systems for sponsoring ongoing development of this project (and for employing me).
There are many companies/projects that have integrated noVNC into their products including: Sentry Data

Friday, 15 July 2011

HTML 5 - XSSQL attack

Html 5 brings a lot of new features to the web. One of its features is SQLite - a client side database engine which allows storage of data on the client side. Databases can be created and queried by the JavaScript.
It is pretty clear that many developers would use the opportunity to store information on the client side. The risk will be high if they use this repository and store their

Friday, 13 May 2011

Unlock all Angry Birds levels with a line of JavaScript


In its quest to dominate every platform known to mankind, Rovio finally delivered a Web version of Angry Birds
. While it was unveiled at Google I/O and announced as a Google Chrome
Web app, Angry Birds
for Chrome is not-so-subtly hiding the same secret so many other “Chrome Apps” hide. It’s not Chrome-specific — it is, for the most part, a big, shiny favicon for your Chrome new tab page and