fire fox?
it depends, FireFox has some great addons to help with hacking, like Tamperdata and Firebug. Personally I prefer Chrome even though it doesn’t have things like Tamperdata, but it has EditThisCookie as a cookie editor. It’s probably wise to just switch between FireFox and Chrome depending on what you are trying to do.
you just have to search the FireFox stuff on google, (I don’t really know where they are, just heard of those things) and they should appear. Yes you have to download and they will automatically install into the browser. I got EditThisCookie fromt eh Chrome Web Store.
EditThisCookie allows you to edit cookies within a website without having to use javascript to manually edit it, and FireBug features are here. Tamper data has features that allow you to view and modify HTTP/HTTPS headers and post parameters, trace and time http response/requests, and test web applications by modifying POST parameters for security.
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When you install Firefox from monzilla HERE you then get the add ons using
Ctrl+Shift+A OK?
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Sometimes but not always
for the later level you have to think about what the html forms are doing, what the scripts are referring to, and such things like that
form in html are what they are, forms. They have specific names and actions for each field, and sometimes a form will refer to other files (e.g. password.html) to check whether the credentials you enter are correct
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HTML forms are in the source code Eve1 the form allow you to enter username and passwords in html code! Check out html code in google Eve1
Last name:
Here, the form is for first and last name, the input type is what the user does, and in this case, is to type text in a generated text box. The name is the name of the input, much like any other languages, each input must be put into a created variable
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Don’t feel silly, we all have to learn. OK? :)
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Eve1 check this out for html the easy way for you: EASY HTML
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You are Correct There! :) :)
Idletester can really teach… Also W3Schools is a good place to learn html, php, SQL, and probably all other web related languages.
if you don’t have internet, you will just have to look at the source code and plan if you have the website open, if you don’t… you should go find a network