On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 2:34 AM, ma...@behnke.biz wrote:
> You should not write the recipients email address in a hidden form, but
> instead
> read it from a config file. This way you can make sure, that no one alters it.
> Although this won't stop anyone from using the mailform.
Cannot emphasiz
Capchas can't hold off any decently smart robots, anyone doing their
research can find at least 3 tools that will defeat various capchas.
For example pwntcha is one, Dan Kaminsky did a talk at black hat and
defcon 16 on pwning audio capchas (and a lot of even good ones will
offer audio as an option
Haluk Karamete hat am 17. Januar 2012 um 04:51
geschrieben:
> Let' say we have a form mailer script, which takes any form ( whose
> action is directed to it ) and goes thru the submitting form's fields
> list ( programmatically) , to build a nice email on the fly and email
> the build up string
Let' say we have a form mailer script, which takes any form ( whose
action is directed to it ) and goes thru the submitting form's fields
list ( programmatically) , to build a nice email on the fly and email
the build up string to the email address that's coming in the hidden
field. Let's say that'
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