anyone know how..?

Ive been looking and testing, I heard its possible to embed javascript redirects in a gif or png image, anyone know how or think they could help me figure it out?

Ive been helping my gaming clan webite test for exploits, I just wanted to try this too to see if its possible.

PS. Dont say google, I dont ask for help unless ive tried everything.

Bl4ckC4t

markupAddType application/x-httpd-php jpg

Make a .htaccess file and put that in it.

What it does, it allows you to use PHP in a file name ending with a .jpg.

Basically, you can have PHP coding in a jpg. (It won't be a valid picture)

I suppose you could change php in the above code to html, but I use php just incase I want to use php and I'm too lazy to edit the .htaccess file.

Hopefully you'll understand.

unseen wrote: markupAddType application/x-httpd-php jpg

Make a .htaccess file and put that in it.

What it does, it allows you to use PHP in a file name ending with a .jpg.

Basically, you can have PHP coding in a jpg. (It won't be a valid picture)

I suppose you could change php in the above code to html, but I use php just incase I want to use php and I'm too lazy to edit the .htaccess file.

Hopefully you'll understand. I totally forgot about that. It DOES make sence. (I know a lil about .ht access, but forget things from time to time)

Thanks for the suggestion, Ill test it. Bl4ckC4t

ofcourse you can just make a file with a gif header and add php then change its name to jpg and upload that but that exploits ie, i think its an old one.

wolfmankurd wrote: ofcourse you can just make a file with a gif header and add php then change its name to jpg and upload that but that exploits ie, i think its an old one.

:| Its still not working, I even tried in IE. Its kinda annoying, any more suggestions?

Bl4ckC4t