OK guys! I see a lot of you are falling for a little JavaScript trick. So I'm just going to explain it to you to prevent you from being fooled any further. The following 'hack' as you've been told is NOT real! It is infact easily done by JavaScript.
The following information came from www.WebsiteProEditor.piczo.com - http://websiteproeditor.piczo.com/pi...sl=0&st=0&cr=5 !!
That picture was done by the website creator, it is indeed HabboHut. He did not hack it, he simply entered 'javascript: document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.designMode = 'on'; void 0' and editted the website. This does NOT save !! So, try not to fall for this again.
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Thread: Do Not Fall for It!
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Do Not Fall for It!
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Didn't even know anything about it, yet I never trust Piczo websites anyway. But thanks for the heads up.
I'm burnin' up for you baby.
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10-02-2010, 04:41 PM #3
What the hell are we looking out for? He edited a page using that code, wow, hes so leet. :rolleyes:
He can't do anything, just show you a fake screenshot, lol.
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Ahh so that's what it was :L ok thanks for that and gawd why do you get so much abuse for falling for it?
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If you do happen to accept this.. delete everything in your temporary internet files and open your processes and search for anything suspicous
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We got owned .... http://stond.org/forum/showthread.ph...bboHut?p=64176
AND NO IT'S NOT A HACKING SITE IT'S WHERE A BUNCH OF GEEKS HANG OUT AND DISCUSS COMPUTING THINGS
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Who cares if you fall for it
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Because everyone keeps thinking that websites were getting hacked. They're not.
Originally Posted by Black_Apalachi
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18-02-2010, 04:34 PM #9
I still don't understand it :S
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whoever falls for that is just pure "clever"
SKADOOOOOOOOOOOSH
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