One of our programmers left, and we think he might have encoded some
Javascript code. We cannot seem to decode it. We've tried many
utilities. The code looks like this:
t E l e~i t B y I d ;~ ~H~J~L .~" d e b a r ?
t r u e : f~^~ ; i z N = n a v i g a t~+ . u~ r A~
Any ideas? I cannot tell what this is, and we've tried over 20
decoders and no luck.....
Thanks!
document.getElementById something ternary expression returning true or
false, window.navigate something or other.
there's a start.
Is this just a text-encoding issue perhaps?
Well, the code has some options we want to change. So, we need to see
the source in order to do that. We've tried several decoders and un-
escape stuff with no luck.......so, any help is really appreciated.
Thank you.
Open the file in Ultraedit. Choose File->Conversions->Unicode to Ascii
and you'll be all set.
Ok, according to a co-worker that file has been obfuscated. I'm not
sure if this can be un-done........
Load the page in Firefox and open the DOM Inspector. I'd say you'll see a
new <script> node with the plain code. Here's some code that looks similar
to your sample and can be read that way:
I'm curious, tell us if it works.
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