[For Programmers!] HTML Decoder

Do you know this ->
You want to sniff HTTPWebRequests and there are everywhere this f*cking HTML encodes?
Example: edit=%7B%22item_id%22%3A%225% .....

And you can't read it so good?
Then i have the best tool for you! I made a tool where you can decode the encoded html.

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Thanks and your signature is epic XD

Good job! :)
Can you now code a g-zip decoder, please? (for TCP/UDB protocols)

#trusted and epic work :)

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Originally Posted by DarkOrbitPvPHunter Thanks and your signature is epic XD

Thanks ;)

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Originally Posted by Dr.Toni #trusted and epic work :)

Thanks too ;)

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Originally Posted by darkunited Good job! :) Can you now code a g-zip decoder, please? (for TCP/UDB protocols)

Thanks too ;)
But what is g-zip ? can you give me an example so i can work with it?

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Originally Posted by MagierDesGrauens But what is g-zip ? can you give me an example so i can work with it?

I think he is meaning something like that :)

gzip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Originally Posted by DarkOrbitPvPHunter I think he is meaning something like that :) gzip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Thanks, but should i make there a decoder? Or did he mean a password cracker? :D or someting like that :confused:

No, Most servers these days employ GZip or Deflate compression on most web responses. However it should decompress the data before any sniffer sees it? Where exactly are you getting this GZip data from MagierDesGrauens?

-jD

if this was youtube i would thumb up for his signature:D

nice work ;)

Just remove everything compression related in the accept header, or just don't send any accept header and you'll get plain text for sure.
Also what MagierDesGrauens refers to is the URL-Encoding, which you can simply en- or decode online (here for example: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] ), and ends up being hex-coding http and html unfriendly chars and prefixing it with "%".
To put it in a nutshell: This "tool" is pretty much useless.
Though thanks for trying to help the community! Sadly too less people do...

Noob Coder... :facepalm:

As i already told you in Skype you can use String.Replace Function : DDD

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Originally Posted by jduncanator No, Most servers these days employ GZip or Deflate compression on most web responses. -> So they don't use HTML Encode [like my example] anymore? Can you give me an example However it should decompress the data before any sniffer sees it? -> Use TamperData there you can edit the packages which are in POST requests ;) Where exactly are you getting this GZip data from MagierDesGrauens? -> i don't get GZIP... this was only HTML Encode, or what do you mean? -jD

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Originally Posted by joepie1215 if this was youtube i would thumb up for his signature:D

Thanks don't say "thumbs up" -> press "thanks"-Button :awesome:

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Originally Posted by bossfong Just remove everything compression related in the accept header, or just don't send any accept header and you'll get plain text for sure. Also what MagierDesGrauens refers to is the URL-Encoding, which you can simply en- or decode online (here for example: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] ), and ends up being hex-coding http and html unfriendly chars and prefixing it with "%". To put it in a nutshell: This "tool" is pretty much useless. -> i didn't know that there is an online URL De/Encoder ^^ but the tool is free so you can download it / use it or not ;) Though thanks for trying to help the community! Sadly too less people do...

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Originally Posted by 'Heaven. Noob Coder... :facepalm: As i already told you in Skype you can use String.Replace Function : DDD

Yeah... as a coder you don't want to know how ugly i made it....
i only had to use the f*cking replace function for each line in encodes.txt, but no i use an other hard way :D

heaven i love to you too :awesome: BTW: Come on in skype!