9to5destroyer
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it will be sent to your server from then you can do whatever you want with the data
Fishkin Tutorial Time: Stealing user data with auto complete
it will be sent to your server from then you can do whatever you want with the data
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Create an action script which outputs the post data and put this link within the action="" inside the opening form tag.
manolo12399
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ok thanks will need to ask to a coder
Heisenberg
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Make a 2nd file thats .php, form.php for example, inside it add this code:
Code:
<?php
echo $_POST["name"];
echo $_POST["email"];
echo $_POST["phone"];
echo $_POST["organization"];
echo $_POST["address"];
echo $_POST["postal"];
echo $_POST["city"];
?>Add URL to that php file inside action="" so its like
Code:
<form action="form.php" method="post">Thats it.
Would be interesting to see how many people actually use auto fill rather than typing in something simple like their name. The only thing I'd be interested in is their emails. Maybe put some type of content locker on a viral page and make them put in only their first name. Could be a way to get a lot more emails.
manolo12399
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thanks
In have uploaded quickly on a server, after hitting submit, I just get [email protected], for example, nothing else, I used autosubmit, the info I have saved in the browser should be logged right?
Will have a better look later
In have uploaded quickly on a server, after hitting submit, I just get [email protected], for example, nothing else, I used autosubmit, the info I have saved in the browser should be logged right?
Will have a better look later
mynameisfrankenstein
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I believe OP is using some kind of auto fill addon because he is an internet marketer and has to load forms all the time.
I'm not sure many regular people ever do such efficient things.
Still a good tool to try in social engineering.
- Jun 20, 2013
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I've known about this for years, nothing new.
Heisenberg
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Every browser has it, and its on by default.
Trinity Smith
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Gosh! This thread is really something. This proves that nothing is really safe when you enter the world of internet. Interesting.
laur.laurix
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Even if it's not something new....this is the shit I want to see on a blackhat forum. Lately bhw became a faggy forum with threads like "My girlfriend left me it hurts I need advice" WTF who the fux care? We are here to make money not to lick each other balls.
Wilson Grant Fisk
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Good Money to be made from licking balls.
Hawkster
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- Jun 22, 2013
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lol say goodbye to this little trick, its made the big news https://www.theguardian.com/technol...l-details-in-new-phising-attack-chrome-safari
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@Ste Fishkin's real name exposed - Viljami Kuosmanen
Finnish web developer and hacker Viljami Kuosmanen discovered that several web browsers, including Google’s Chrome, Apple’s Safari and Opera, as well as some plugins and utilities such as LastPass, can be tricked into giving away a user’s personal information through their profile-based autofill systems.