killakem
Regular Member
- Oct 20, 2011
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Hi
I did a bit of a test yesterday!! I released a method to the "BlackHat Section" for a smaller social network that doesn't get hammered much. I didn't mention the site name or the URL anywhere apart from the URL's in the "CODE" tags that contained the script.
Today they have made an update that was directly trying to patch out this script!! So they definitely read the thread. How did they find it?? They Google'd there URL and got hits from the URL's in the code, this is what I believe anyway.
I try mask the site name and not publish there full URL to make it harder to find. but the URL's in the "CODE" tag expose it for all to see.
Would it be technically possible or even feasible to have anything in the code tags not indexed or even visible to registered members only.
The method is also on a few other sites and forums already lol!!
Regards
Killakem
I did a bit of a test yesterday!! I released a method to the "BlackHat Section" for a smaller social network that doesn't get hammered much. I didn't mention the site name or the URL anywhere apart from the URL's in the "CODE" tags that contained the script.
Today they have made an update that was directly trying to patch out this script!! So they definitely read the thread. How did they find it?? They Google'd there URL and got hits from the URL's in the code, this is what I believe anyway.
I try mask the site name and not publish there full URL to make it harder to find. but the URL's in the "CODE" tag expose it for all to see.
Would it be technically possible or even feasible to have anything in the code tags not indexed or even visible to registered members only.
The method is also on a few other sites and forums already lol!!
Regards
Killakem