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erm... can't see the reason to use this hack...
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I'm confused to what exactly this does... got a demo anywhere (or a screenshot)?
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useless don't use this
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I'm just confused about what it does?
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I think he means a user name and password box will popup like when you try to enter your admin CPanel in your website. Sort of a replacement for the login.
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delete this it dosn't work
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#8
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.htaccess will disallow a user to enter a directory with out specifying there logins... so for example the user will have to register to view a site within one of the folders etc...
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hmmm..
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How could this hack work ?
1) You check unencrypted (md5) passwords against vb db. 2) .htaccess locks the access to the directory at a level below the application you tried to bypass it. That could work ONLY if the passwords are exactly the same, put there both by hand. Bah !?!?!? |
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