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Well first off anyone running an elite site will use search engines to check for references to their url google has some cool tools for this as do some other engines.
They will already be aware of this post.
Using team viewer would give you the IP address of the person trying to create the script.
Actually creating a script isn't that difficult direct access to the site isn't always necessary they can normally be created from 3 html files saved from the site and the url's.
1) The login page.
2) A Bad login page (ie an incorrect password attempt)
3) a Search results page
These need to be accurate and not translated in any way so saving the page from the browser wont work.
Part of the MyAnonaMouse.Net login page saved with "Save As" in firefox.Code: [Select]<p>Forgot Your Password? <a href="http://www.myanonamouse.net/recover.php">Recover Password</a></p>
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When viewing the actual source is
This was created by "View Page Source" in firefox and then Ctrl+A Ctrl+C then pasted into notepad.Code: [Select]<p>Forgot Your Password? <a href="recover.php">Recover Password</a></p>
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