Simple referrer spoofing php script
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Jcsarokin
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so we edit this http://destinationdomain.com/landingpage.php?a=10&b=20 to what we want the referrer to be and then upload this file to our site and it will work?
maribge
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That's right, provided that you direct traffic directly to simplerelocator.php file. If you want to direct your traffic to a different file, than just put this piece of code at the top of the page:
<?php
include("simplerelocator.php");
?>
In this case the "simplerelocator.php" should be in the same directory as the main file, or just put the entire path:
<?php
include("path/to/thefile/simplerelocator.php");
?>
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maribge
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I've made a twist on the script. Now it allows you to dynamically change landing pages.
Here is the description, which can be found in the file as well:
"$landingURL" specifies the final destination URL.
You can override this variable by sending this script an HTTP GET request
with an "ur" parameter and a valid destination URL value.
Example:
This script "simplerelocator.php" is hosted on http://domainone.com and
the URL is http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php
If a user goes to http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php he'll be redirected
to the URL specified in the "$landingURL" variable.
But if a user goes to http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php?ur=http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.html
he'll be redirected to http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.html
This is useful when you need to change landing pages dynamically.
Advanced redirect:
If you need to redirect to a URL with a query string like this:
http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.php?a=10&b20
than the redirect string in "ur" parameter should look like this:
http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php?ur=http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.php?a=10%26b20
here you have to replace each "&" sign after "ur=" with a "%26" string to make the redirect work properly.
Here is the description, which can be found in the file as well:
"$landingURL" specifies the final destination URL.
You can override this variable by sending this script an HTTP GET request
with an "ur" parameter and a valid destination URL value.
Example:
This script "simplerelocator.php" is hosted on http://domainone.com and
the URL is http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php
If a user goes to http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php he'll be redirected
to the URL specified in the "$landingURL" variable.
But if a user goes to http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php?ur=http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.html
he'll be redirected to http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.html
This is useful when you need to change landing pages dynamically.
Advanced redirect:
If you need to redirect to a URL with a query string like this:
http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.php?a=10&b20
than the redirect string in "ur" parameter should look like this:
http://domainone.com/simplerelocator.php?ur=http://anotherdomain.com/newlandingpage.php?a=10%26b20
here you have to replace each "&" sign after "ur=" with a "%26" string to make the redirect work properly.
maribge
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Which one of them?
Grizzy
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Mozilla/5.0 Ubuntu/9.04 (jaunty) Firefox/3.0.11
I just get a blank page when I try to load it and xulrunner errors are logged to the console when I try to view the blank page's source. I think Its something to do with my browser not liking this redirect method (and <body onLoad> in certain cases. I've had this problem with some js before).
I just get a blank page when I try to load it and xulrunner errors are logged to the console when I try to view the blank page's source. I think Its something to do with my browser not liking this redirect method (and <body onLoad> in certain cases. I've had this problem with some js before).
maribge
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That's a problem with js.