Posts Tagged ‘WEBSITES’

How To Copy From Right Click Disabled Websites

November 29th, 2017, posted in Apple, SOCiAL NEtWORkS, TEChNoLoGY, Windows
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Ways To Copy Text From Right Click Disabled Pages :

There are numerous way through one can copy contents from Right Click protected sites

  • By disabling browser JavaScript in browser
  • Using Proxy Sites
  • By Using the source code of the site

 

Disabling JavaScript in Browsers [Google Chrome]

In Chrome browser, you can quickly disable JavaScript by going to settings. See the screenshot for better explanation:

  • Goto Setting >> UnderHood Tab >> Content Settings
  • or enter  chrome://settings/content
  • Then Select Do not allow any site to run JavaScript

Similarly if you are using Firefox, you can remove the tick from “Enable JavaScript” option.

 

Using Proxy Sites

There are many proxy sites, which let you disable JS while browsing. All you need to use those proxy sites, which offer such features and you can quickly use right-click on click disabled sites.

 

Through Viewing Source Code

If you have to copy the specific text content and you can take care of HTML tags, you can use browser view source options. All the major browser give an option to source of the page, which you can access directly using the format below or by right click. Since, right click is out of question here, we will simply open chrome browser and type: view-source: before the post URl Like

  • view-source:https://www.shoutmeloud.com

And find the paragraph or text you want to copy and then paste it into any text editor.

Well, using this trick ethically or unethically is in user hand but for a normal blogger like me and you, this tip will certainly help. Do you use any other plugin or add-on to copy content of pages with right click disabled? Do you also see this feature as bad user experience?

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What Is A Fraud Page Or Phishing Site ?

July 27th, 2013, posted in PHP
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Studying ”  ethical hacking has given me an upper hand on the hackers.”  Hackers are people who learn stuff on their own. But we on the other hand are taught how to use stuff for saftey purposes.

One of our tools are security companies like RSA Anti-Fraud Command Center. Hackers basically inject their script code and upload it on FREE SCRIPT WEBSITES. Most developers are unaware of that fact and to save their time they download such scripts and upload it to their website. These script create automatic login pages that redirect to other websites. These are called Fraud Pages.
These pages should be reported immediately to RSA Anti-Fraud Command Center. What they do is they send an email just like below :

Dear Team

It appears that your website ******.com has been hacked by a fraudster. It is now hosting a phishing attack against RBC.
Please remove the fraudulent folders/files as soon as possible and secure your website as it has been compromised.
Please note that it is possible that the fraudulent content is embedded in your website’s legitimate files.

http://www.*****.com/sites/Library_/redirect.php

In addition, please send us any source files of the attack.
Please let us know if you have any questions or need further assistance. We appreciate your cooperation.

Best Regards,

RSA Anti-Fraud Command Center
RSA, The Security Division of EMC
US Phone: +1-866-408-7525
Email: afcc@rsa.com
For more information about RSA’s AFCC
http://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=3348

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to the concerned authority and tell them to remove it. This is a very good way since they allow the developer to correct his mistake and be careful for next time.

You can see the contact information in their email and whenever you come across any such illegal page.

Just report it !!

Help us keep web clean and safe for upcoming generation !!

Note : This blog was written by a friend.
http://qambarraza.com/certified-ethical-hacking-ceh/what-is-a-fraud-page-or-phishing-site.html

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