Posted by SkyLined on March 4th, 2010 in ASP, Browsers, HTTP servers, JavaScript and Programming Languages ·
Today I am releasing another old project called ASPsh. The goal of this project was to create an ASP page that can be used on a server to provide a “command line shell”-like experience when opening the page in a webbrowser…
Posted by SkyLined on March 1st, 2010 in Browsers, HTML, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, PoC, Programming Languages and Security ·
In 2005 I released Internet Exploiter 2, which helped make heap spraying popular in browser exploits…
Posted by SkyLined on January 20th, 2010 in Browsers, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Programming Languages, Repro and Security ·
Two crashes caused by NULL pointer dereferences have been discovered in MSIE 6.0/7.0. These issues do not affect MSIE 8.0…
Posted by SkyLined on September 29th, 2009 in Browsers, Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Opera and Safari ·
AsyncXMLHttpRequest is an extension of XMLHttpRequest with the following improvements:
Uniform behavior on multiple different browsers (Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Opera).
Event handlers are called with the AsyncXMLHttpRequest object to which they apply as the first argument…
Posted by SkyLined on March 17th, 2009 in Analytics, Google, JavaScript and MediaWiki ·
I’ve create a userscript that can be used to add Google Analytics to MediaWiki. I’ve done this before by editing the PHP source code. The best thing about this userscript is that you do not need to install anything or modify source code; you can add it by modifying a few pages in the Wiki…
Posted by SkyLined on March 7th, 2009 in HTML, JavaScript and MediaWiki ·
I’ve create a userscript that can be used to create tooltips in MediaWiki. The best thing about it is that you do not need to install anything or modify source code; you can add it by modifying a few pages in the Wiki…
Posted by SkyLined on October 31st, 2008 in JavaScript and Security ·
Dan Crowley recently released a paper (txt, pdf) describing how web servers installed on various Operating Systems (OS) respond differently to certain requests depending on which OS they are installed on…
Posted by SkyLined on September 16th, 2008 in Browsers and JavaScript ·
I’ve put a new version of JSSh, my interactive JavaScript Shell, online at http://jssh.skypher.com. I’ve replace the error handlers and object visualization routines, which should improve your grasp of what’s going on in various browsers…
Posted by SkyLined on August 26th, 2008 in Firefox, Internet Explorer, JavaScript and Safari ·
I’ve created an example script that outputs a stack dump in JavaScript. It shows all the functions that have been called, their arguments and the values of these arguments. I find it to be very useful while writing complex JavaScripts – I use it in asserts and error handlers to find out why things go wrong quickly…
