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VBScript to Secure Copy files
You'll have to do a binary read of the first bytes of the file, and check the contents for markers the format is supposed to have. For instance, a .gif starts with GIF, jpeg has TFIF in the first ten bytes etcetera. You'll have to find a list of file extensions and their marker end code that in... -
This Vbscript IS NOT Working and NO ERRORS
I had the same message a while ago, coding something very similar and it turned out to be a firewall problem. The calling server could not reach the DC. I'm guessing line 18 is one of the following two: Set objDomain = getObject("LDAP://rootDse") DomainString = objDomain.Get("dnsHostName")... -
ASP APP Security - Hack Possible?
You should read up on "SQL injection" and "cross server scripting" attacks. Both mean that an attacker tries to gain access to a database by filling in code in form fields, or sending code in the request.querystring object a parameter id is an ideal candidate, but hackers try anything. There...- josver
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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request.form checking and binaryread
In case anyone has this problem, I found the solution in the request.servervariables("CONTENT-TYPE") variable: Private Function GetFormEncType() Dim sContType, hCutOff sContType = request.servervariables("CONTENT_TYPE") hCutOff = InStr(sContType, ";") If hCutOff > 0 Then...- josver
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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request.form checking and binaryread
Hi, I have an ASP / VB6 web application, basically a CMS generating web sites with a lot of classic ASP pages and a VB6 COM component. Recently our servers (like everyone else's) are under so called cross site script attacks, meaning that the attacker tries to gain entry by passing malicious...- josver
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
