1. Get the necessary HTML variables

To start with, we need to analyze the form which rapid-share uses to submit the files to their server, this can be done by seeing the page source code:

Let’s take a look at the form code:

<form action="http://rs241l3.rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi?rsuploadid=149017462993654077" enctype="multipart/form-data" method="post">
<div id="progbar" style="display:none;">
<div style="font-size:8pt;">You are uploading:</div>
.</div>
<div id="dateiwahl">
<table style="font-size:8pt;color:#002760;" border="0">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td align="left">
<div id="files">

<a style="font-size:8pt;color:#002760;" href="javascript:switchfiles()">Do you want to upload several files? Please click here</a>
| Maximum upload size 200 MB | Split archives allowed!

<input id="dateiname" name="filecontent" size="65" type="file" /></div></td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
<div id="infotextfeld" style="display: block; width: 400px; text-align: left;">Share your files for FREE via RapidShare.com!
<a href="http://rapidshare.com/howto_upload.html" target="_blank">Upload assistance</a>
<ol style="color:#002760;">
 <li><strong>Select file and click the upload button</strong></li>
 <li>Share download link</li>
</ol>
Delete your files any time you want.</div>
<input id="btnupload" style="display:none;" name="u" src="/img2/upload_file.jpg" type="image" /></div>
</form>

Let’s remove everything we don’t need:

<form action=”http://rs241l3.rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi?rsuploadid=149017462993654077″ enctype=”multipart/form-data” method=”post”>
<input id=”dateiname” name=”filecontent” size=”65″ type=”file” />
</form>
Finally we can analyze the data:

action=”http://rs241l3 .rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/upload.cgi -> This is the URL we will use to make the post. In Brown you can find the rapid-share server, there’s more then one, our application will use them all.

rsuploadid=149017462993654077 -> This isn’t really necessary, though since we want to make a pretty uploader we will use it.

enctype=”multipart/form-data” -> Obviously the form enctype is a “multipart/form-data”

name=”filecontent” ->This is the variable which will “store” the file and then be sent to the server.

Now that we have all the information we can start coding our app

2. Creating the “Project”

In delphi, start a new project:

Once you’ve done this, make your form look like this:

Now drop a TidHTTP component on the form:

and also drop a OpenDialog component:

3. Configuring Indy HTTP

Let’s configure the indy events:

Make it like this:

Now that our “IdHTTP” component is configured let’s proceed.

3. The code

Like you saw on the first step, we will need to extract text from inside HTML tags, I created a easy-to-understand function that we will use in this tutorial:

add the following in your uses “StrUtils”

function TfmMain.GetInnerHTML(FullText: WideString; TagBegin: string; TagEnd: string): string;
var
position: integer;
middle: string;
begin
position := AnsiPos(TagBegin, FullText) + Length(TagBegin); { Get to know where the dam tag is }
middle := AnsiMidStr(FullText, position, Length(FullText)); { Cut the text behind the tag }
position := AnsiPos(TagEnd, middle)-1; { Get to know where's the ending tag }
result := AnsiLeftStr(middle, position); { Cut the text in front of the ending tag }
end;

Now we need to get the uploading link, let’s use our function:

procedure TfmMain.btnUploadFileClick(Sender: TObject);
var
UploadLink: String;
HTMLtoCheck : WideString;
begin
{ Get the upload link }
HTMLtoCheck := IdHTTP1.Get('http://www.rapidshare.com');
UploadLink := GetInnerHTML(HTMLtoCheck,'action="','"');
{ Clear the whole HTML Text to free up some memory }
HTMLtoCheck := '';
end;

the link is on our hands so let’s get the file dialog working, so that we can make the uploading code:

procedure TfmMain.btnBrowseFileClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
OpenDialog1.Filter := 'All Format Files | *.*';
if OpenDialog1.Execute then
begin
txtFile.Text := OpenDialog1.FileName;
end;
end;

the button done, let’s continue:

add the following in your uses “IdMultipartFormData”

procedure TfmMain.btnUploadFileClick(Sender: TObject);
var
UploadLink: String;
HTMLtoCheck : WideString;
FormStuff : TIdMultiPartFormDataStream; {multi-part-form post data}
begin
{ Get the upload link }
HTMLtoCheck := IdHTTP1.Get('http://www.rapidshare.com');
UploadLink := GetInnerHTML(HTMLtoCheck,'action="','"');
HTMLtoCheck := '';
FormStuff := TIdMultiPartFormDataStream.Create; {Create the multi-part-form class}
try
FormStuff.AddFile('filecontent',txtFile.Text,'multipart/form-data'); {add the file}
HTMLtoCheck := IdHTTP1.Post(UploadLink,FormStuff); {make the post}
finally
FreeAndNil(FormStuff); {Free and nil the class}
end;
UploadLink := ''; {free some memory}
end;

all we need now is to get the download and delete link:

procedure TfmMain.btnUploadFileClick(Sender: TObject);
var
UploadLink: String;
HTMLtoCheck : WideString;
FormStuff : TIdMultiPartFormDataStream; {multi-form post data}
begin
{ Get the upload link }
HTMLtoCheck := IdHTTP1.Get('http://www.rapidshare.com');
UploadLink := GetInnerHTML(HTMLtoCheck,'action="','"');
HTMLtoCheck := '';
{ MAKE THE UPLOAD }
FormStuff := TIdMultiPartFormDataStream.Create; {Create the MultiPartForm class}
try
FormStuff.AddFile('filecontent',txtFile.Text,'multipart/form-data'); {add the file}
HTMLtoCheck := IdHTTP1.Post(UploadLink,FormStuff); {make the post}
finally
FreeAndNil(FormStuff); {Free and nil the class}
end;
UploadLink := ''; {free some memory}
{ GET THE LINKS }
txtDownloadLink.Text := GetInnerHTML(HTMLtoCheck,'<div>','</div>');
txtDeleteLink.Text := GetInnerHTML(HTMLtoCheck,'<div>','</div>');
end;

And voilà! You got yourself a rapid-share fully automatic uploader!

I’ve attached the full project (exe + source + some modifications) :

http://pedroproenca.info/RS%20Uploader.rar

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In this tutorial I’ll guide you through the simple process that is to create a progress-bar, using PHP combined with HTML (and some CSS).

For WordPress Users

1. Download the necessary plug-in

First of all you need a plug-in which allows to use PHP code on a widget, the best is the one shown below:

Name: PHP Widget
Download: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/php-code-widget/

2. The CSS

Follow the steps in the image:

(In step two you must scroll-down a little to find the “Styles” group.)

After click the “Stylesheet (style.css)” link, you should see a big white box, just add at the bottom of it the following code:

/* warps the whole progress-bar */
.progress_contain_phpBar{
	background-color: #dbd4ba;
	padding: 5px;
	padding-bottom: 2px;
	padding-top: 2px;
}
/* it's the progress-bar background */
.progress_back_phpBar{
	background-color:#9a8e76;
	border:thin #999;
	height:15px;
	padding:0px;
	margin-bottom:10px;
}
/* here it is our poor bar */
.progress_phpBar{
	position:inherit;
	background-color:#534d3e;
	height:100%;
	margin:0px;
}

Save it.

3. The PHP

Now that we finally added our CSS code we can finally add the code which will make the machine work:

Copy the code below into a new TEXT file and save it as “progbar.php”

function CreateBar($total, $done, $width, $project) {
/* Calculates the progress, La Place Probability Theory */
$progress = ($done / $total) * $width;
/* Let's do a nice lookin title */
$title = '<strong>' . $project . '</strong> progress: <strong>' . (($done / $total) * 100) . '%</strong>';
$html .= ' <div>';
/* Outputs the title */
$html .= $title;
/* Forces the bar to use the given width value */
 $html .= ' <div>';
$html .= ' <div>';
$html .= '</div> </div> </div> ';
echo $html;
}

$total -> Max Progress
$done -> Progress so far
$width -> Progress-bar width (insert only integer values, no ‘px’ or ‘%’, etc)
$project -> Name of the project which will appear in the title

After creating the file, access your website FTP, create a new directory in the main folder called “extras” and then put the “progbar.php” inside it.

Now go to your WordPress administration panel and where it says “Widgets” on the “Appearance” tab, click it and you should see a widget called “PHP code”

Drag this widget to the bars on the right and then enter the following info:

CreateBar( Total Progress, Done so far, Progress-bar Width, Project Name)

Hit save and voila! It’s done!

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I do

• PHP, MYSQL, HTML & CSS scripts
• Good food!

I’m passionate about

• Programming
• Rugby
• Hanging out with friends together with a bottle of beer, on both hands!

I’d like to

• Own a successful online community
• Create a online game
• Make a difference by creating an application that would represent a breakthrough on programming
• Earn enough money so that in the end of the month I would’ve have enough to pay the bills and spend some helping people who need more then me.

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After reading carefully the explanation about cracking the router I decided to quickly code a application capable of retrieving the router Default Password and SSID, unfortunately it will work only if you know the routers serial number. Maybe in a future version you will be able to get the data using only the SSID. Subscribe to this post if you want to get updates.

Below I leave you with the details:

My Application + Download

The application I developed is fairly simple:

Once you’ve inserted the serial in the first box, you will be able to get both password and SSID.
I included also a feature which let’s you Add/Save/Load a list with all of your serials.

Download APP

Size: 335.99kb
MD5: e208a1f851b8acf01f7f3ff4fe6436b0
Link: Thomson Cracking Application

Serial Number Explanation

Using the Thomson/Speedtouch serial number (example: CP0817AH1AB (A1) ), we are able to discover, not only the default password of the router but also the SSID

CP YY WW PP XXX (CC)

Each item has it’s own significance:

YY - Year of Production
WW – Production Week
PP – Product Code
XXX - Unkown
CC – Configuration Code

The XXX value, is unknown and must always be composed by capital letters and numbers.

Cracking Step-by-step

Let’s use the serial number “CP0817AH1AB” as an example:

• Remove the PP (AH) and it will result in CP08171AB
• Convert the 1AB to hexadecimal (below is a delphi example)

code := '1AB';
for I := 1 to strlen(PChar(code)) do
begin
c := ord(code[i]);
hex := hex + IntToHex(c,1);
end;

• The c0nverstion will result in 314142, add this to the part we left behind CP0817314142
• Now you need to create the SHA1 hash code of the last result (CP0817314142), which will be bc8c18aec9e740c37be79e7f2058c50fd922e4bb
  • bc8c18aec9 -Is the default router password (WEP/WPA)
  • 22e4bb -Is the SSID of the router

These few steps are all that’s necessary to crack a Thomson/Speedtouch router.

Source: http://fodi.me/internet/algoritmo-chaves-wireless-thomson-meo/ (Portuguese)

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You might end up asking yourself what’s the whole idea behind this, don’t give it much though as it’s plain simple, recently I started a new project entitled “Hacking Report”, it’s  a “remake” of a older project which surprisingly became very famous among the Cross Fire community, consists in developing a application capable of guiding, efficiently, the players, through some easy-steps, on how to report a hacker. Of course this project is pointed to work only with the most famous online games, the ones which are currently having, the biggest, issues with those who prefer to cheat, instead of playing fair. It may sound confusing or useless, though it’s not, below there is a better explanation:

Hacking Report (Explanation)

What are the steps?

1. Login with your Hacking Report user account credentials (this is necessary so you can keep track of your reports, etc).
2. Enter the cheater(s) name and the reason(s) why you are making this report.
3. Browse for the files which prove that the player(s), referred in the step above, cheated. Usually screen-shots + replay file, it depends on the game.
4. Write a small report of what you saw, how the player cheated and  preferably reference the moments in which the player cheats, on the replay file.
5. The application will compile together, into a single ZIP file, both HTML generated report and the rest of the files you added.
6. The compiled file will be sent to our servers and once this task is done it will return a link which points to the location of your file, enabling you to download it.  Also a delectation link will be given so that, once the GM reads and downloads the report, he can delete the file.  (WARNING: AFTER A MONTH THE FILES ARE DELETED AUTOMATICALLY)
7. (optional step) A new window will appear asking that you login into the game website and once you’ve done it, you will be redirected to the PM page. So that you can submit your report file.

Flow-charts:

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