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Posted by Oli Filth on 04/03/06 05:54
d43m0n@shaw.ca said the following on 03/04/2006 02:48:
> How is this code 'bad'?
Let's see:
* Testing integer loop variables against strings.
* Not using the built-in function long2ip().
* The erroneous isset() checking.
* The rather arbitrary-seeming loop logic which counts up from $oct[X]
to 255 independently for each X, which means that given (for instance)
$oct[0,1,2,3] = {254,254,254,254}, we get the following result:
254.254.254.254
254.254.254.255
254.254.255.254
254.254.255.255
254.255.254.254
etc.
What is the benefit of this style of counting????
> If you can generate ip addresses, it makes hacking that much eiser.
Why?
> Every machine has some form of exploitable method, and with the use of
> php, you can further exploit machines more machines.
What makes you think that anyone on this NG is interested in fucking
around with other people's computers?
> So whats your issue... no one just bitches about a topic without
> further expression. (Don't be jelous.)
Jealous of what, exactly? Your ability to write a loop? ;)
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Oli
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