This post was last edited by estick on 2012-12-12 08:58:30
When you see a page, right-click to view the source code as shown in the attachment,
All page elements are similar to utf- 8 Encoding things,
May I ask what technology is used to achieve this? Is it for encryption?
It’s not a problem with the encoding format. I’ve tried several formats including utf-8, but it doesn’t work. And the source code is in Chinese. The complete code is as follows:
http://blog.csdn.net/estick/article/details/8285002
Both situations exist:
alert('Please choose to open an account Type');
02010102,%u8BC1%u5238%u96C6%u5408%u7406%u8D22,1, /%u5355%u4F4D/%u91D1%u878D%u673A%u6784/% u8BC1%u5238%u516C%u53F8/%u8BC1%u5238%u96C6%u5408%u7406%u8D22,4 Reply to discussion (solution)
alert(unescape('02010102,%u8BC1%u5238%u96C6%u5408%u7406%u8D22,1,%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%2F%u5355%u4F4D%2F%u91D1%u878D%u673A%u6784%2F%u8BC1%u5238%u516C%u53F8%2F%u8BC1%u5238%u96C6%u5408%u7406%u8D22,4'))
Copy after login
escape, unescape
are just encoded, and finally restored to the actual content using the js decoding function. .
Please ask me again, are the and other tags on the page customized?
JavaScript code?1alert(unescape('02010102,%u8BC1%u5238%u96C6%u5408%u7406%u8D22,1, /%u5355%u4F4D/%u91D1%u878D%u673A%u6784/%u8BC1%u5238 %u516C%u53F8/%u8BC1%……
I don’t know if it is a css3 tag. If it is not css3, it is customized