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From: leprasmurf on 29 Jun 2005 22:18
ok, so they say that one of the characteristics of an open source
programmer is he/she knows the benefits of using other people's code
and can incorporate that. Well, I am trying to get into the open
source programming community but first I have to learn well enough. So
I've got projects I'm working on (what programmer doesn't right) and
I'm not sure if I'm going about it the right way. Here's my plan
(sorry if this is long winded, I'm trying to get used to groups too):

1: form submits url
2: url forward to squid with squidclient
3: webpage is recieved and cached
4: cache is displayed in IFrame on page

Now I've gotten this far, but what I'm trying to figure out how to do
next is capture the link clicks from inside the Iframe and have it act
as a new url thats been submitted. I also am having trouble with
downloading some of the images from the page. Basically, I'm really
just trying to make an http://www.anonymizer.com/ type web based proxy.
I'm using PHP, Squid, and Gentoo. The page in question is
http://leprasmurf.is-a-geek.com/squid/index.php any advice/help would
be greatly appreciated

From: Phlip on 30 Jun 2005 11:45
leprasmurf wrote:

> Now I've gotten this far, but what I'm trying to figure out how to do
> next is capture the link clicks from inside the Iframe and have it act
> as a new url thats been submitted. I also am having trouble with
> downloading some of the images from the page. Basically, I'm really
> just trying to make an http://www.anonymizer.com/ type web based proxy.
> I'm using PHP, Squid, and Gentoo. The page in question is
> http://leprasmurf.is-a-geek.com/squid/index.php any advice/help would
> be greatly appreciated

Google "cross site scripting attack".

The joy of all malware protection is the same features that could help
defend might also be exploited to attack, so _everything_ gets locked down.

--
Phlip
http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?ZeekLand




From: leprasmurf on 30 Jun 2005 23:40
I'm sorry, I'm not really following. I found an interesting read on
cross site scripting attack, however it refers to building links that
will redirect user name/passwords to another site.

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