[trick] Revealing saved password behind those ******

Ok geeks, I am no expert or a qualified guy in IT! I just discovered this maipulation when I was playing around with MS Frontpage because I had to build my website.

I realized this manipulation myself while working with a webpage. This is useful only when the password has been stored using the Wand manager or Password manager. This tutorial requires Opera browser. It may be possible even with IE and Firefox, but I have not thought over it. Probably, saving the source as a different file may work there.

Open the page into which you want to fill-in your login details(user ID and password). let the page load completely.

Once page loads completely, press Ctrl +F3 to view the source.

Use the find function(Ctrl + F). Search for 'password'.*i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc14/RohanShenoyThane/opera_password.gif

Once you reach the element for password field as shown in below illustration,change that 'password' to 'text'.*i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc14/RohanShenoyThane/opera_password2.gif

Now press the 'Apply changes' button which is at left-upper-corner of the tab.The original page will reload and changes will take effect

Now click that 'wand button' and Voila,see the password!*i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc14/RohanShenoyThane/opera_password4.gif

Source:myself

Also posted it on my blog!

Good find Rohan

duh!!! what kinda tutorial is this ??? whats the use ???
@charan , what good find ??? this is elementary of HTML. we have just changed the password field to text and that too just on our computer.
Am I missing something???? I seriously dont understand whats the use and what is "Good find" in it ????

PS:Ok , I just saw that you are new to it. Keep exploring.

V

ya there is nothing trick you just change the pass field to text field...

@~Phenom~ & vaibhavtek .. This is not about just changing the "Password" filed to "Text" field. please do the same trick with IE or Firefox in less than 15 seconds,reload the page and login.

Editing and reloading the source within Opera ....that was the "Good Find" , I didnt know about this feature of applying the changes to the Source from within Opera.

^^ I still couldnt get the trick. Am I too dumb to understand the obvious ???

@~Phenom~ arre yar.. The main point what I am speaking is that opera's inbuilt Source editor. You can just edit the source of the page you are viewing and load it immediately. This is not possible (IMO) in firefox and IE..
in IE by default you will get just a source in notepad. where as in FF you will get its inbuilt source viewer in which you cannot edit it.

I am in no way trying to offend you

V

that makes the tutorial a nice one.

@charan , point taken.

Does in work in IE and FF too? Because I thing the file has to ber served from the server and not local disk because URLs are relative and not absolute?

V

ya did it work on IE as I am using that.

There's a simpler script to do reveal passwords:

Create a bookmark and give the following as the address:

Code:

javascript:(function(){var s,F,j,f,i; s = ""; F = document.forms; for(j=0; j<F.length; ++j) { f = F[j]; for (i=0; i<f.length; ++i) { if (f[i].type.toLowerCase() == "password") s += f[i].value + "\n"; } } if (s) alert("Passwords in forms on this page:\n\n" + s); else alert("There are no passwords in forms on this page.");})();

Once the passwords are typed/auto-filled by the browser run this bookmark.
It will show all the passwords in the page.

Its Not Mine but found it somewhere , dont remember where though .
been using since a long time.

Regards,
ray

hey lol tutorial i was about to find my sister password

That was a great trick worked on FF too
thanks mate

@ray .. thanks for the tip, somehow I missed your post

I will try this and tell whether it works

I never knew this.. thanks *gigasmilies.googlepages.com/106.gif

well this just simple html what you are saying

this tutorial i think is of no use cause nobody is going to open a saved page to enter his pass and login id
man

Thanks

nice find buddy...

T

kushagra_krates@yahoo.com said:
well this just simple html what you are saying this tutorial i think is of no use cause nobody is going to open a saved page to enter his pass and login id
man

hy mak dat page home na..... simpl... den evry1 will be usin dat..

T

Thanks

@vaibhavtek...i am also doing in IE 6.0 but it doesn't happen anything.

I had opened Yahoo.com and there when i press Ctrl+F3 it doesn't do anything. After that i manually go into View->source and change the password field to text. But nothng happens...

R

rayraven said:
There's a simpler script to do reveal passwords:

Create a bookmark and give the following as the address:

Code:

javascript:(function(){var s,F,j,f,i; s = ""; F = document.forms; for(j=0; j<F.length; ++j) { f = F[j]; for (i=0; i<f.length; ++i) { if (f[i].type.toLowerCase() == "password") s += f[i].value + "\n"; } } if (s) alert("Passwords in forms on this page:\n\n" + s); else alert("There are no passwords in forms on this page.");})();

Once the passwords are typed/auto-filled by the browser run this bookmark.
It will show all the passwords in the page.

Its Not Mine but found it somewhere , dont remember where though .
been using since a long time.

Regards,
ray

hey thanx for this nice tricky javascript
i liked it

this trick will be useful if you are in a cybercafe and someone has ticked the rem. me on this comp. button.....or turned on the pass.manager..

Revelation didnt work on my Mozilla FF.

As for the "trick" that the thread starter discovered, I can make out your new to HTML.

Keep exploring.

siddes said:
Revelation didnt work on my Mozilla FF.

As for the "trick" that the thread starter discovered, I can make out your new to HTML.

Keep exploring.

lol......anybody told you that tricks need to be very very difficult to understand?

Everybody loses interest in the trick once the logic(however small it is) is out. So I don't blame you.

Ok, i just checked ur posts and saw the mH CET site uv started.
Given that, ur posting the 'trick' seems weird.

Whats funnier is that u actually thought it to be a trick.

didn't think this way, thanks,