HellBound Hackers | Computer General | Programming

Vector-fusion wrote:
The 1st result in google is the best i have seen and used. It offers the most features and is very well documented.

You said "surpirsed that there is no useful framework" and the 1st result is very very useful, Try using google more .

-god- wrote:
hmm, why don't you try to compile all the HBH missions into a game? make a scblockedript to simulate a browser so that it can be completely independent of the actual site?

ADIGA wrote:


this could be done yet its not what is needed, why?
simply because you want people to come to the site for 2 main reasons,
1- more hits on the site better rank and that drives more users and so on.
2- adverts pay for this site (even if that was partially), if people did not visit much less income to the website and therefore difficulties in keeping it running.

-god- wrote:
perhaps then, a variation of the challenges? or a sample for advertisements sake? send it out with some basic articles on say the first two of each category and send it out in an attempt to draw in more people? it's in the sites interest that way?

ADIGA wrote:
for me i always want to learn new things but all the garbage talk makes me wanna quit before even starting

spyware wrote:


What in the world is garbage talk?

stealth- wrote:
This is what happens to most "code collaboration" groups. They have absolutely no idea where to start. I'm sure there are lots of people that would enjoy helping out, myself included, but without anyone having any idea of a direction of where to go in the first place, it won't even get started.

COM wrote:
Come one, Demons Halo, get some nuts up and grab a hold of this. I may not like you, but if you genuinely want to do this then it'd be a shame to watch it just die.
I think any game is a terrible idea, as is just doing some general forum crap, but didn't you have a good idea on the first page that even spyware agreed with? Just pick something and do it. Finer details can be ironed out once you have an interested group.
Also, whether to decide a coding style is easy: do so.

cyber-guard wrote:
I haven't got time to organize this by any chance, but I do have an idea. Daemon Halo proposed a HTML5 framework, and I quite liked that, although that on its own is incredibly vague. Let me run this past you. I am sure you are familiar with xss and ajax worms, well this would be basically be a little twist on kind of web worm, nonetheless taking advantage of all the fancy stuff HTML5 introduces. The idea is that you find a persistent XSS on a site, and you want to get a little more info then cookies etc. So what you can do after the user visits the page with xss is infect all the links with the worm, use ajax to load every link the user clicks so he doesn't actually leave your control. All that was possible before HTML5; what wasn't possible was to log all and every keystroke (and other action) that the user took in relatively hassle free way. New fancy events in HTML5 allow us to do this. Of course we still want to keep everything stealth, so you would need to log the data on invisible input area (where you sent the user with autofocus), and then project it on the actual frontend of the website, so the user doesn't get suspicious. Effectively we'd be developing a browser-based keylogger. There is a lot of things to account for, and could be quite a challenge; I'm ready for any feedback...