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Hi guys, and girls,

I 'm trying to create a program in c++ using winsock to see what happens when internet explorer sends a http request to http://localhost:80

any tips?

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Winsock hooking.

You make 2 programs, an easy one, it injects the DLL into iexplore.exe, and a pretty complicated one. It hooks the WinSock functions of iexplore.exe and saves/outputs the data.

There is a thread at the moment about injecting DLLs into applications.
www.madshi.net has a api-hooking library, you might want to use that.

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you can google for cgi programs. Here is one suggestion.
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Hi ppl,

Thannx 4 all your help,

i made my own c++ winsock aplication

you can c some outputs below when i went to http://localhost:8080 in
ie and netscape:


http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforum...1&d=1153160202




and in netscape:

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforum...1&d=1153160249

hmmm..... some interesting differences???

i got what i wanted , now i can hack into my school usernames, with my other keylogger i am writing,

Thanx,

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i got what i wanted , now i can hack into my school usernames, with my other keylogger i am writing,
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