try using "password" as the password and google it it usually just comes up with the result and type

I've learned that the ioBlackbox can simply bypass by not putting it in the post data

@mastercho try changing the net framework.

Make a get request at first to get the cookies then send the post request. Should work on most sites.

@spicy said in ANALYZING SOURCE CODE:

Left String:

<span class = "profile_label">

Right String

Year </span>

You can just add " Year" to the suffix and it should add it to the capture "* Year"

If its not a constant you can just create multiple parses with Days, Month, Year whatever with the same variable name and disable create empty.

If you're using any type of xNet this should work:

For HTTP/s

request.Proxy = HttpProxyClient.Parse("totallyaproxy.com:8080");

For Socks4

request.Proxy = Socks4ProxyClient.Parse("totallyaproxy.com:8080");

For Socks5

request.Proxy = Socks5ProxyClient.Parse("totallyaproxy.com:8080");

@Fairy Yes but he asked how to decode it at first.

From what i can see is that the token is not loaded to the HTML, Maybe u need to load this on Selenium to parse it.

If you wanna easily decode a JWT in OB Use this:

PARSE "<JWT>" LR "." "." -> VAR "JWT" 

FUNCTION Base64Decode "<JWT>" -> VAR "Decoded" 

This is a hard thing to reverse engineer but 80% can be bypassed by simple not using it on the param. Most of the sites don't check it that much.