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Bypassing PHP protection? - Wolfram - 01-28-2015
Is it possible to bypass PHP protection? The thing is, whenever I'm trying to put PHP code on a certain site, it gets added between <!--? --> and the code doesn't execute.
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Satan - 01-31-2015
Try using the equivalent of it? E.g. for space, %20, and the like?
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Eclipse - 01-31-2015
(01-31-2015, 05:09 AM)Six Wrote: Try using the equivalent of it? E.g. for space, %20, and the like?
I believe he's talking about a site like this: http://writecodeonline.com/php/
If not, @OP, could you elaborate?
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Sky - 02-16-2015
It depends on the sanitization the data is passed through & how it's stored.
We need more info to give you an accurate answer.
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Eclipse - 02-16-2015
(02-16-2015, 07:10 PM)Sky Wrote: It depends on the sanitization the data is passed through & how it's stored.
We need more info to give you an accurate answer.
Indeed, maybe OP should post the website.
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Misha- - 02-17-2015
Maybe the site isn't inserting it in a .php file / isn't interpreting it as php code?
RE: Bypassing PHP protection? - Kizaru - 02-17-2015
Perhaps the site isn't interested in your php files, how about you stop forcing it down on him?