HTML Encrypter - Hide all your HTML source code simply with this html encrypter. Prevent your code from being stolen by other webmasters.The HTML Encrypter is mostly used in encrypting an HTML code that the webmaster does not want the visitor to know. They usually do this to avoid a code to be stolen.
In this case, a webmaster put a javascript code to prevent users from entering the site by setting up a pop-up password prompt script. It will redirect to somewhere else if a wrong password is entered. Thus, not allowing unauthorized visitors to enter the site. So, here, I'll show how to reverse the code:
- Turn on your shield. A script-blocking plugin for Firefox like NoScript, would be perfect and very helpful in viewing the source code since the password-protecting scripts would usually block you from viewing the source code of the website.
- Find your victim. The most easiest would be in blogspot.com. Search for a password-protected site. Search specifically for a site using the 'iWEBTOOL's HTML Encrypter'. You can check whether a site is using it or not by viewing the source code. The code is usually found at the bottom or the top of the source code. Use the Find function to find something like 'HTML Encryption provided by iWEBTOOL.com' in the source code to make the process faster.
- Put in the code. Once you found it, copy the code starting from 'script language="Javascript"' ' to '/script'. Paste the code into HTML Encrypter. Then, click 'Encrypt!'. Find something like 'pass' or 'password' in the output box. And you're done. Mine was like this: 'password=mystic234'. So, the password was 'mystic234'. I got in.
Pwned.
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