HTML Input forwarding

[Jarmungand]

sdfa

[Stone]

Learn PHP to transfer data from one page to another. Use SQL to store data (such as usernames and passwords) while using PHP to process that.

It can't be done with HTML. There are other systems to do it with if you don't want to use PHP but I recommend PHP because it's free. If you want something easier and more similar to HTML (tag based) then ColdFusion would do for you, but it costs $400 for a single user license.

[madscientist]

Stupid phisher wannabe.

[Armalite]

So basically you want to trick people into inputting passwords into a fake page you create?

[Stone]

If you didn't know that you cannot do that with HTML then you obviously have no idea about web markup and programming/scripting. If you are trying to create a phishing site but have such little knowledge in this area then you will get caught

[Jarmungand]

asdf

[Stone]

Is it possible that you could tell us the name of the site/company that this phishing scam is going to take off? If not, even what type of business this company is in? How are you going to spoof the domain?

This community seems to have much more serious and intelligent people but it is unfortunate that the forums don't get such great traffic.

It is kind of a good thing that there isn't a whole lot of traffic because more traffic means more idiots. One of the purposes of Rorta.net is to be a haven for intelligent people to have intelligent discussions.

[Jarmungand]

asdf

[Stone]

I'd be interested to see how this idea develops. I have seen phishing where you input info and the site just gives you an error after a pretend log in (but still steals your username and password) but I havn't heard of any that actually log you into the real site using your credentials.



Well, I prefer to keep my finger off the ban button as much as possible. The only people I ban usually are spammers because the idiots get so ridiculed they leave anyway.

[Armalite]

HOLY BEEJEBUS!!! Some on edit this turd's posts! Am I the only one who doesn't like seeing incriminating information on the interwebnet? At least say SWIM or something.

[Stone]

He's only theorising. It's like if I say I'm going to kill you I cannot be arrested for murder because I havn't killed you (yet, Muahahahaha).

If he was (which I doubt) going to disclose any information about a crime he has committing or is in the process of committing (especially in this particular instance, cybercrime) I would insist on it being done through PM. At the moment there is no grounds to investigate anything.

[Jarmungand]

asdf

[shawnbye]

this is one of the oldest highjack scams out there, just check out the many thousands of ebay users who have been hassled by almost exactly what you are trying to attempt, wanna know how?, try signing up to ebay, more likely than not you'll be recieving some fake emails from ebay and/or paypal, I know I sure did, every damn day. Copy and paste to some editing sofware and or get reverse engineering software (decompiler/interpreters) and suck the code back into its native form- adapt for your purposes and off ya go?

thats my two cents about it, and no I can't program or code or script worth a shit, just minimally, and most of my progin in done under C and ASM into 8bit hardware (ie. micros and other programmable devices, so not even close to the same bucket o phish)

most of the ebay scammers do not re-direct to the legit ebay site, as far as I have read, but I was never stupid enough to make that click (I think) but maybe I'm dead wrong on that..

[sweet]

I have come hear for some help but only part of my story belongs in this thread.

In a nut shell I 've been scammed out of 23,000.00 canadian

I also think something funny is going on with my email. Is it possible for someone to have my emails that I send redirected to them. whithout them having access to my computer physically.

Also if it is possible can you tell me how?

thanks
SWEET:)

[Stone]

Start a different thread for that Sweet.

shawnbye, what the poster was asking is a bit more complicated than just the simple ebay email phishing. What he wanted was for when youenter your details it takes you to the real ebay site and logs you in using what you have typed.

If you do get those emails, you can type anything you want into the login boxes and it will still take you to the fake ebay site inside.

[Esophagus]

I don't think Shawnbye checks this anymore. =o

[Stone]

I don't think Shawnbye checks this anymore. =o

Ah, I thought it was he bumped it. Should'a checked the date...

[ShadowMaster]

I have come hear for some help but only part of my story belongs in this thread.

In a nut shell I 've been scammed out of 23,000.00 canadian

I also think something funny is going on with my email. Is it possible for someone to have my emails that I send redirected to them. whithout them having access to my computer physically.

Also if it is possible can you tell me how?

thanks
SWEET:)

K, so that was like 20 bucks american? :naughty: kidding


Anyway, down to business. While making the form, make it submit to a page on your site. When it submits there, you setup the backend to e-mail you the username and password. The only code on that page is the e-mail code, and a javascript redirect to the website's login page. If you check out the form on the REAL login page, there is usually a textbox named "username" with the type of textbox or whatever, and then a "password" box with the type Password. Whatever page they are submitting to, you grab that, put a question mark at the end, then type in the name of the box followed by a = and then followed by THEIR input for the username. Then an & then the password box name, then THEIR input for the password. Most websites have things that are this easily visible and if you are lazy like me, I just create my own bookmarks that auto-login to my mail and stuff. Such as to login to yahoo and then have it bring you to yahoo mail, it's:

http://login.yahoo.com/config/login?&login=USERNAMEHERE&passwd=PASSWORDHERE&.persistent=Y&.done=http://mail.yahoo.com