################## # # Readers' Favorite - Make Notes in Your Browser today! # http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/domex/aPoP/ # http://domex.int.tc/ # ################## "netscape navigator" is cracked. ("that's all" is end of file if you are in a hurry) [tested] OS:Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Browser: "Netscape Navigator 7.02" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.0.2) Gecko/20030208 Netscape/7.02 " [demo] at http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/DomainDot/DomainDot-MyPage.htm or http://umbrella.mx.tc ==> "DomainDot-MyPage" section [screenshot] at http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/DomainDot/DomainDot-Screenshot.htm or http://umbrella.mx.tc ==> "DomainDot-Screenshot" section [exp] URL "http://[Domain]./[DirectoryName]/[FileName]";(one more dot after "[Domain]") will actually navigate your browser to: "http://[Domain]/[DirectoryName]/[FileName]";. then "document.domain" is "[Domain]."(one more dot in "document.domain"). try to execute javascript: [CODE.JAVASCRIPT]document.domain="" after being set to an empty string, document.domain is auto-caculated to be [DirectoryName]. of course, "[DirectoryName]" can be "www.paypal.com", but you still cannot access document at "www.paypal.com" by just having "www.paypal.com" as "document.domain". now, you make "document.domain" to be "w.www.paypal.com", then set it to "www.paypal.com". you can access document at "www.paypal.com" now. that's all. [how] do you still remember "IE dot bug"? ( http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/273168/2002-05-18/2002-05- 24/0 ) they are so similar, aren't they? [gean] i hope you'll get well soon! [people] wish you all a nice day! greetings to: Sandblad(the guy who found "IE dot bug"), "the Pull", dror( http://www.drorshalev.com/ ), bin, gean, dross and iainm. ################## # # Readers' Favorite - Make Notes in Your Browser today! # http://liudieyuinchina.vip.sina.com/domex/aPoP/ # http://domex.int.tc/ # ################## ----- all mentioned stuff can always be found at: Umbrella: MaX TeCh http://umbrella.mx.tc
