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How to disable View Resource for a webpage?


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In BODY section, I have tried to add onload="crap.style.display="" and style="overflow:hidden", but it could not work.

Any ideas appreciated.

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I've seen it done with a cgi script but I can't remember where it was and the script was like $100 :\ but you could just open the cgi script and it showed you the source anyway, so it was pointless

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What about the Kazaa Lite Web Site ???

Busy trying to decrypt it at the moment...

http://doa2.host.sk ???? Any one wants to attempt it ???

<FRAMESET rows=130,* frameborder=NO border=0 framespacing=0><FRAME name=kl_top src=top.htm scrolling=no noresize><FRAMESET cols=172,* frameborder=NO border=0 framespacing=0><FRAME name=kl_menu src=menu.htm scrolling=no><FRAME name=kl_main src=news.htm scrolling=auto></frameset></frameset>

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Stealth Technology

Luckily, there is a way to protect your site from search engine plagiarism. A kind of CGI script called a "stealth script" or a "food script" can hide the source code that put you on the top of the search engines.

When I first heard of these stealth scripts I thought they were a little sneaky. You see, I've been designing and promoting web pages since graphics on a web page was still an outrageous and amazing idea. I learned how to do it by viewing other people's source code. So it was only natural to assume that people might be viewing my source code, too... Little did I know that many web page promotion "experts" were simply stealing source code and submitting it to engines under their own domain names! The purpose of "stealth" scripts is not to trick search engines into giving high rankings to pages with irrelevent keywords... their purpose is to keep people from stealing your rightfully earned place on the search engines... #1.

These scripts can detect if the viewer of your web page is a real person or a search engine... it serves your regular home page to a real person and a specially designed "robot page" to a search engine. The robot page is loaded with keywords and all the techniques that'll get a page high rankings on search engines. The cool thing is that WITH A STEALTH SCRIPT, NOBODY EVER SEES YOUR CODE THAT GOT YOU THE NUMBER ONE LISTING!!! That means your #1 rank on the search engine that you paid so much in time and money for is finally safe!

This is full of bull****** man. I tried the demo and its not stealth at all. You need a little skill and you get the source. And like the other guy said, just do into temp internet file and your done, just clean it before you get to the page, open the page right away and you're done! But, hey dude, use php or any server base language and thats it, the guy will only see a scramble of html. If it's that you want to hide, then use framed web page with right-click refuse. You can too block the save-as, bu even there, the page is saved into internet temp file or just click "edit page", oups, the page just downloaded on you computer!

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Quite often this web page can't be saved, its link:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1349

Yes, you can see the View Source, but when you click the View Source, there will be no response, quite so!

The clever code has been used? If so, what code?

But I remember I have once opened the Source File of the webpage successfully. What a coincidence! It reminds me of that the method of protecting the source code of the page is not perfect. Still, I am interested in it.

Any smart programmers would suggest something?

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If someone wants to get your HTML code from your website, there's virtually nothing you can do stop it. From what I can tell, you are trying to assume the following:

  • You have to use a web browser to retrieve web pages from a website.
  • The only way to view HTML source code is to select the View Source command in your web browser
  • Stopping a web browser from showing HTML source code will make your web pages safe.

All of these assumptions are wrong. Have you ever tried to use WGET or NetCat?

The only way I can see you stopping someone from viewing your source code is to require server-side login authentication backed up with SSL. Javascript or other client-side methods will not work. This is how credit card companies protect your CC info. They prevent general access to sensitive pages.

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server side is the ONLY way to do security , everything on the client side can be circumvented since you dont have control of the software....

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Plain and simple. HTML can't be hidden. If it was hidden, how the hell would the browser know what to show? If a browser is able to read the HTML, then a person is able to read the HTML. So basically, if you dont want anyone reading your page, you wouldn't have a site.

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