Hi Tom,
Yeah, this is probably WAY too late to be of much use...
> I was looking at a couple of website logins which
> generate a login sequence mismatch message. I think
> they use some loginUID which must be matched up or
> something and does not remain static. Shawn, have you
> perhaps seen this?
Yes. I've posted some workarounds and some scalping engines for this
type of thing before. Look at the dq (internal) and icapture searches
for examples. Basically, the process is to use an xmlhttp request to
download the prompt, then extract (using regex) the seed/challenge, and
fudge the form you POST to include those values within the form. It's
important to either duplicate the form or generate the POST data
dynamically in order to avoid adding various extra fields (challenges)
to the DQSD-level form that will persist beyond the current request.
Regards,
Shawn K. Hall
http://12PointDesign.com/
http://ReliableAnswers.com/
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