Difficulties with security when filling in a form

[kvdd]

Hello,

I am trying to defeat a JavaScript based security that checks if the user is a real user. And I must say: it works really good. I am now using the emulation library in its full power, work with random timeouts, fill in the form slowly, etc. Still get not passed the security. (I looked in the code and saw they checked for mousepositions and hovering on the form items in JavaScript, Emulations.dll does not provide function to get around that.)

What I think I need is the following:

• Get the mouse pointer to a form input box
• Let it fill in
• Get the mouse to the next form input
• And so on

How to accomplish this. I know this is a real smart question, also for the more experienced CodeCreator users.

I hope it not scares you.

Thanks for the help

I have Googled, and found this link useful: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171548.aspx
I already know I need the instance.MainTab.Handle and the HtmlElement he.

 

[keytri]

Can you give a link?

 

[BlackSun]

I assume you've tried Call event > OnMouseOver then click in the field and then enter the field info?

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

Hello,

I am trying to defeat a JavaScript based security that checks if the user is a real user. And I must say: it works really good. I am now using the emulation library in its full power, work with random timeouts, fill in the form slowly, etc. Still get not passed the security. (I looked in the code and saw they checked for mousepositions and hovering on the form items in JavaScript, Emulations.dll does not provide function to get around that.)

What I think I need is the following:

• Get the mouse pointer to a form input box
• Let it fill in
• Get the mouse to the next form input
• And so on

How to accomplish this. I know this is a real smart question, also for the more experienced CodeCreator users.

I hope it not scares you.

Thanks for the help

I have Googled, and found this link useful: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171548.aspx
I already know I need the instance.MainTab.Handle and the HtmlElement he.

You can click with offset, in case usual click doesn't work, but you can't move mouse according to current version of Emulation lib.
You can collect some elements and do there some events, mouseover, mousemove to make it looks like human being.

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171548.aspx
this lib won't work with IE

 

[kvdd]

Can you give a link?

Better I do not, but: its the big G account creation. They have developed their botguard in Javascript on that page, check it out..

I assume you've tried Call event > OnMouseOver then click in the field and then enter the field info?

Thanks, I have not tried to call it, so I should do that.

You can click with offset, in case usual click doesn't work, but you can't move mouse according to current version of Emulation lib.
You can collect some elements and do there some events, mouseover, mousemove to make it looks like human being.

Thus, I can move the mouse from the one element to another? I check it out.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171548.aspx
this lib won't work with IE

Thank you, Thats a pain, maybe you use another lib for emulation, or only the emulations.dll?

 

[kvdd]

I have just tried it, but where are the functions for do a mouseOver and mouseMove?
Cant find it in the HtmlElement, not in the Emulations library,

That was my original question guys! ^_^

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

he.RiseEvent("mouseOver",true);
he.RiseEvent("mouseMove",true);

 

[Mankush]

DO you know how do I create mouseOver in ZP 4.36?

 

[Hungry Bulldozer]

http://clip2net.com/s/2Deni you can try that way

 

[Mankush]

Thanks... tried... this needs to go to the thread about posting to ggl