Secret Access

By Will Bontrager
2005-09-24


Two Customizations for Further Obfuscation

1. Additional Character Replacements —

If you wish to have additional character replacements, notice line 12 of the Secret Access JavaScript:

re = /z/g; FerhFill = FerhFill.replace(re,'a');

Duplicate that line in the JavaScript, immediately below the original.

In each duplicated line, replace the "z" with a letter not used in your destination location and replace the "a" (between the single quotes near the end of the line) with a letter that is used.

Then modify step three of determining the sequence of characters to include the additional character replacements.

2. Hiding Destination URL From Browser Address Bar —

The Secret Access JavaScript can redirect a web page in a frame (or iframe) or in a popup window, instead of the window where the access page is at. This can keep the destination location out of the browser's address bar.

To do that, you'll need to know the name assigned to the frame or popup window.

At line 17 of the Secret Access JavaScript, you'll see

eval(outb+'"'+FerhFill+'"');

Replace that line with

eval('FRAMENAME.'+outb+'"'+FerhFill+'"');

FRAMENAME needs to be the name assigned to the frame or popup window.

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Thus, you have a web page with a secret access. When a certain sequence of characters are typed on the keyboard, the browser is redirected to the secret destination, provided the browser is Netscape or Firefox.

Tutorial Pages:
» Secret Access
» Determining the Location's Sequence of Characters
» If Your Location Contains the Letter "z"
» Two Customizations for Further Obfuscation


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