Client stole my web work, how to insert iFrame through JS?

The redirect worked..

Code: 
document.location.href="url";

Just now have to see whether to redirect them to my website or just leave the popup intact, hmmm
 
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xziler8r said:
The redirect worked..

Code: 
document.location.href="url";
Just now have to see whether to redirect them to my website or just leave the popup intact, hmmm
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or trick them somehow :D and make them pay you!
 
Redirect them to a page that says they are crooks.
 
I'm not that good with Javascript... but I think you're overthinking the iframe bit. Couldn't you just:

Code: 
document.write("<iframe src='dest.html' width='100%' height='100%' style='border:0;padding:0;margin:0'>");

Only did some quick testing.. but it seems to work.
 
If they are calling a js file, can't you infect their server somehow??? Or load a virus when people load the page so the website owner will be made to look bad???

Maybe too BH. :)
 
Yes anjstudio is my web design studio... all you guys have great ideas - how about a rotating iframe for every refresh it'll load a different page eachtime lol


I think sending it to a page with a paypal link would be great with a short message, I like that best.. going to throw one up right now
 
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Okay the new redirect is up, I think I'll leave it as is and hope for the best.. it redirects here http://www.anjstudio.com/artpartnersgallery.htm

Should I contact either the client themselves or the guy that didn't pay me and let them know or just wait until either one figures it out? I already talked to the end-client and she had payed him already, so really nothing I can do since she had hired him to do the work and not me directly. What do you guys think?
 
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Has anyone contacted you about this? Did you be sure to empty the javascript file so they can't hire someone else?
 
Have they contacted me about the redirect... no not yet. What do you mean by emptying the js file so they cant hire anyone else?
leprakhauns said:
Has anyone contacted you about this? Did you be sure to empty the javascript file so they can't hire someone else?
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Dude, you rock! :pcguru: I have been considering putting this sort of backdoor in new clients' sites, just in case. Hmmm.... :eyebrows:
 
another thing would be to insert some kind of phishing script (if possible) and then report it = domain blacklisted with all antivirus safe surf programs which would just destroy them online would probably even get em booted from their host etc
 
Instead of redirecting their traffic to your site you send the traffic to a page that states your problem. Make it big, like: "Don't trust this company, they stole $440+ from me."
 
DrJekyll said:
should put some more in the message, saying anyone helping to change the site so he can avoid payment will be treated as an accessory to the theft.
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LOL absolute genius... programmers will be running from it...

I got a better one tho, how about just generalize it to get everyone scared and say "IF YOU TRY TO EDIT YOU WILL GET HACKED TOO"
 
If you want I can send you one really annoying js script that will copy itself to every page of their site and after a while their site will show as "Harmful" in firefox, google etc.

If they are not good at php, html they will have trouble doing something about it ;)

this script may f@ck up their site so you should think twice before doing this :P
 
They removed the javascript from the source code, HOWEVER there is 1 file still being called but I doubt anything can be done...

this is the remaining code left: <link rel="pingback" href="http://domain.com/xmlrpc.php" />


Nitros said:
If you want I can send you one really annoying js script that will copy itself to every page of their site and after a while their site will show as "Harmful" in firefox, google etc.

If they are not good at php, html they will have trouble doing something about it ;)

this script may f@ck up their site so you should think twice before doing this :P
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Ahhh, it would be better that you redirect their traffic to page with CPA offer and also cookie stuff them in the way :D

xmlrpc.php is used to handle request from clients, but i don't know php at all, so can't help you with this :(
 
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