Stealth Java-scripts?

WaSSUP newbie question here........ Does anyone know how to place a undetected (stealthy) java script within an email? without it being an attachment ....let me know ??????

Might I ask what you would do with this?

i just want to know how to do it ......i know it can be done





Knowledge is Power!!! And it should be FRE!!!

I suppose, if HTML is not parsed in your editor, you could link an external JavaScript to the email through the SRC attribute in the SCRIPT tag.
Sounds kind of rude though.

And may I ask you to post your java script code :), if possible.

if you keep asking those questions in a security site(AO), you are not going to last long.

BTW: read the newbie FAQ by ellis in the newbie forum, it will help you

I already read it blow ..i think someone did it to me,and sent me one of those emails ...and i want to know how he/or she did it ? Thats all dude






KNOWLEDEGE IS POWER!!!
KEEP IT FREE

which kind of emails, what he/she did ? will you explain what happened?
Well, I guess you should better learn the social engineering techniques first.

First i want to say it madDD lame that im asking a security question and for someone to ...say im disrupting the board ...but anyway...I cant stand Pop-Up...and have few pop-up killers programs tha work fine....But i think someone sent me a POP-UP through email and it also change my defualt browser. I know how and what script they did used to change my default browser setting's ....but want to know how they sent me a java-script embedded email with out me noticing

I myself have disabled java and am using "opera browser", I think it is the best solution against IE security holes. I hope this will help.
also for getting rid of annoying pop ups , download "proxomitoron". ( http://207.87.52.60/ )

THanks man


knowledge is Power!!!

Also, it may not have been an email that changed the default home for your browser. Java script can do that quite easily, and through some clever disguise, someone might con you into choosing the option they wanted you to. Some pop-ups control the appearance of the window that they appear in, and it is possible to make a pop-up window appear to be a browser window, when in fact the tool-bar and window frames have been removed. By clicking on the "X" in the upper right hand corner, you're actually executing whatever link the pop-up has in store for you. The best way I've found to close pop-up windows is with Alt-F4 on the highlighted pop-up window on the Start bar. Perhaps this is review for most people, but ya never know.

Hey ROBING... easy solution - turn off JavaScript and you won't have these sorts of problems anymore.