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Programmatic POST Requests with JavaScript: A Functional Form Emulator
Welcome to the third part of this series, aimed at explaining specifically how http requests can be used by malicious users to launch attacks against unwarned websites. Since in the previous article I provided you with the core functions for building a JavaScript-based form emulator, this third part will be used to complete the definition for the remaining functions, and set up the basis for making the program fully functional.
Read the full article here: Programmatic POST Requests with javascript: A Functional Form Emulator For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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