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you dont need an admin password for this one, its in the ajvascript commands…
learn how to make javascript variables into what you want them to be. in this case, the AuthID is a JS variable. always try alerting your cookies to see what they are and what they contain. They should be changeable to what you want. Since you already have the admin's AuthID, if you make YOUR AuthID HIS, then the website thinks you are the admin, SOOOOO, that means you have access to the admin stuff.
*do it on the page that is needed to beat the mission.
well, it said "password = password:" and then some encrypted stuff which (I think) I don't need to encrypt…
after all, JohnDoe's password "password" is encrypted in his file too.
What I was trying to do was go to the Toys page, set my AuthID to the admin AuthID then refresh the page.
bah, I feel stupid asking for help on the first one. :|
I don't know what is worse. The fact that trying to look up javascript injection on google brings up nothing but news articles and forum posts from security websites to domestic websites warning them of their vulnerabilities, or the fact that anytime I see someone ask for help with javascript it is like talking to a tree stump… I don't care for the exact answer but I (or anyone else that has asked for help that I noticed) have no friggin' clue about javascript outside of the javascript:alert(document.cookie) tag which doesn't do a whole hell of a lot… I just want a simple list of commands for javascript injection commands, even if the variables are filled with wildcards so atleast I can figure out what to do. But running off of just the document.cookie one is a load of crap and I think some people need to stop using that one as a hint for every question about javascript… takes a deep breath Okay, I'm calm now.
wel once u CHANGED the cookie value to the admins AuthID (don't make a new cokie with this value or delete the old one, could not work like this , just change the existing one) Try deactivating JavaScript in your browser settings and THEN refreshing the page. cause it could be that you get the AuthID just by loading the page(like in that JavaScript chalange, dono which one it was)