| Tool name : | Unanonymity 0.1 |
| Description : | Unanonymity is a PHP script that collects all user data on the web server side and also on the web client side to show what information the server owner can see from the user if they want. This is the first version of the script. In the next release I will analyze the Javascript portscanner to scan the users intranet and if feasible other suggestions if you leave a message. |
| Tested on : | Firefox 3.0.7 on Windows XP |
| Feedback : | In case you encounter any problems with the tool, you have suggestions to improve it, or you tested it with a Windows version i’ve not yet tested please drop me an email. |
| Downloads : | Binary | Source |
| Online example : | Example |
Unanonymity 0.1 : PHP script to reveal user data
Jun 30th, 2009 by carrumba
6 responses to “Unanonymity 0.1 : PHP script to reveal user data”
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Isn’t “una” a double negative?
$gRemoteHostname = gethostbyaddr($gRemoteAddr); <—- what?
double-negation makes something positive. anonymity is Greek for “nameless”. So un-anonymity makes something/someone not nameless :)
@b : what exactly you don’t understand?
I don’t understand why you placed that on the script. You can resolve it later if you want, but that particular piece of code is buggier than hell. It has OS limitations and client limitations, which will timeout and cause an error in your script.
@b : this is only an example what data you can extract and derive from a web client request. the more code the more exceptions you have to treat. also here. so actually you’re right.
but i want to talk about the essential thing and not to stuff the post with 90% of exceptions. if you encounter any of them -> post it :)