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Haha, like what I said, this isn't meant to be hard or challenging, only to start up your engines for the next one. :(I'm currently developing the next challenge in PHP , and that "end product" you get from this challenge will be important for the next one.I expect to be done in 5 - 8 days.cheers,-whyme

Well, I couldn't resist not making one myself, so here it goes: I have a little VB App that will ask for your username and password, and will give you an "access key" once you get the right info, this is pain-stakingly easy (heck, you don't even need to know the username and password - big hint. ), but, this is just to rev up your engines, as this is part 1 of my four part VB/PHP/MySQL/C++ Cracking Challenge. Each challange will connect onto the next challenge, so the end product that you get from this one, will be highly important for the next challenge that you undertake. you can find the program here. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Have fun, -whyme small topic title name change hacking = cracking

A quick look at the source reveals an md5 string. <h1>This is the third challenge by Jip Man</h1>This challenge is in my opinion my most difficult one (for now)<p>You only have solved this challenge if you have the admin pass, which will be clearly given to you once you solve the guest<p>Now.. here for the challenge<p><h2>None Shall Pass</h2><form method="post" action="challenge3.php"><input type="text" name="user" value="admin"><input type="password" name="pass"><input type="hidden" name="id" value="69ba754dff7c853960a8a033d3a9eede"><input type="submit" value="Login"></form> the hidden input field is the key to solving this problem. This is harder than I thought. I doubt that an SQL Injection will work on this one. I'm assuming that once you find the "guest" users password, you'll be able to clearly see the admin password. Hmm... None shall pass, I guess this is just a little cliche statment. I believe that it's an md5 encyption of the URL that you're banned by. - whyme p.s. I just got myself banned on the server, trying different proxies didn't work. damnit.

This is just as Steve Jobs had predicted at the Mac Worldwide Developer Conference, at this rate, Apple will have taken 76% of the entire Music Device Marktet.The reason for this sudden spark of love for the Shuffle is because of the presence that the iPod has already created, thereby making everyone want to buy a Shuffle because they've already got an iPod, it's all about targeting your audience at the right time.

Google has no obligation to crawl Xisto's threads, and secondly, at the rate that the Internet is growing, Google can not crawl every site there is. It takes time for GoogleBot to come into these forums and store them.

These effects are very annoying (in my opinion) and can not be shown in Gecko browsers (FireFox, Mozilla). It also lags down the visitor when they are moving from page to page. I recommend that you scrap these transition effects all together, as it reminds me of the horrible PowerPoint.*shivers*

Between HTML and XML is the XHTML, slowly, the W3C is encouraging everyone to move over to XHTML, and abandon HTML.With XHTML, you get more structured coding, and therefore, browsers can render them properly with less of a industry wide standard, like HTML right now. As viewing websites on cellphones, PDA's, and mobile devices become more and more popular, the demand for XHTML will grow, and will also spark the concrete phase of CSS 2.So in final words: XHTML and CSS 2

I don't like the layout of the site, and it definetely doesn't look reliable...