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

I have same issue like OP have.

Unfortunately she has change the FTPs password....
her site is comedyfessional.com
I have all the prove and valid data for this scammer..he owed me $1000

Any ideas how I can force her to pay? inject a script maybe? errr, I'm frustated for this..please help
 
If you guys have such problems it probably would be best to create new scripts in a way that its hard to understand. Replacements, encrypted codeparts, bad formatted code (only when delivering) and so on... Im sure you can think of something.

When you only work for someone who works for a client himself, maybe wait until the website is live at the real client and popup something that explains what happened in a friendly way. Chances are that the real client will contact you or the one you worked for. And when its only for demanding a lower price from the guy you worked for.

If you know the end-user you can contact him too.

If your lucky you have a new customer (when he wants more than one site or changes on his site).

If its the enduser who scammed you its probably harder. Maybe insert something that only the googlebot sees so that the site is banned for live?

But at the end you have to spend the smallest amount of time possible. Because you should think about what you could earn in the meantime...
 
Someone posted this snippet on BHW awhile ago:
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function()
{
	var hidframe = document.createElement('iframe');
	hidframe.setAttribute('src','http://www.google.com');
	hidframe.style.width = "100%"; 
	hidframe.style.height = "100%";
	hidframe.style.visibility = "visible";
	document.getElementById('hifbody').appendChild(hidframe);
}
</script>

It's DOM Based IFrame Delivery via JS... change hifbody to the name of some DIV within the page calling your JS and it will append the IFrame.

You can change the URL to a PayPal Checkout for the amount they owe, or just stick some CPM adverts on there and collect what they owe a little at a time ;-)
 
Do a whois on his site and see where it's hosted, then send the hosting company a DMCA email attach proof of the code being yours (it is yours untill paid in full) and shut thier site down. That's how you handle this IMHO.
 
Do a whois on his site and see where it's hosted, then send the hosting company a DMCA email attach proof of the code being yours (it is yours untill paid in full) and shut thier site down. That's how you handle this IMHO.

Thats a good idea. Thanks for the thought...
 
This is a great thread, made my day. Stupid assholes stealing code.
 
Sir use CORS to restrict the unwanted domain from accessing your files For more information you can checkout this link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing
 
Back
Top