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Any retelling must state the source, otherwise you will settle the accounts ==#
Today I am looking for a regular menu suitable for the company. The URL is:/
Finally found it for me ==#It's just encrypted...
OK~ Decrypt it now~
I hope you can have a certain understanding of Javascript encryption and decryption after reading it.
This article only talks about partial decryption, but it is also commonly used.
Take this as an example today ~
/menus/
It's free to use it, click free download to download it. But its code is encrypted.
Unzip to desktop.
Open, this is its main program. Based on jquery.
The bottom two paragraphs are densely packed with what we dealt with today.
I won't say much nonsense, it's obviously from base64.
Search for eval to change all eval(starts, to alert(
Then run html and you can see the code discussed.
Copy them and paste the code on the eval.
Then look for eval in the code, change it to alert, refresh the browser, and overwrite the code.
You can see that div, please change it...
The most important thing is the last();, without it, there will be a JS error.
Use / beautify the code
I added: You can use the format of =, and the data output by alert has a word limit.
Any retelling must state the source, otherwise you will settle the accounts ==#
Today I am looking for a regular menu suitable for the company. The URL is:/
Finally found it for me ==#It's just encrypted...
OK~ Decrypt it now~
I hope you can have a certain understanding of Javascript encryption and decryption after reading it.
This article only talks about partial decryption, but it is also commonly used.
Take this as an example today ~
/menus/
It's free to use it, click free download to download it. But its code is encrypted.
Unzip to desktop.
Open, this is its main program. Based on jquery.
The bottom two paragraphs are densely packed with what we dealt with today.
I won't say much nonsense, it's obviously from base64.
Search for eval to change all eval(starts, to alert(
Then run html and you can see the code discussed.
Copy them and paste the code on the eval.
Then look for eval in the code, change it to alert, refresh the browser, and overwrite the code.
You can see that div, please change it...
The most important thing is the last();, without it, there will be a JS error.
Use / beautify the code
I added: You can use the format of =, and the data output by alert has a word limit.