New software my team is releasing...
 

...Would you buy it?

Details here: http://www.i2g.net/Secure-IT/.

Demo up soon.

Thanks,
lamerhooD

bump! Come on fellas, you know you need it :D

Ehm... that sounds an awful lot like a .htaccess management utility....

The only reason we use .htaccess is to make it so if accessed outside of the script, they aren't able to view anything. That's all we use it for. The rest is powered from PHP -- and is running locally to access the directory and list the contents recursively :)

The description is not attractive, maybe the demo will change my mind

Update: We released a demonstration located at http://www.i2g.net/Secure-IT/example.php.

user: demo
pass: demo

enjoy!

Please note: We are still developing this and the user interface will be powered from a customizable template, that you can easily edit. It will allow for banning of certian files or directories, so only users see a certain ammount of designated files or directories. More to come...

Enjoy

It doesn't quite work -> in both Mozilla and IE6 it tries to download example.php rather than displaying the actual file. You should probably tweak the headers a little. :winkwink:

Other than that, it looks good, even though I don't quite see what the use of it is.

There aren't any features listed that aren't already handled by a plain old .htaccess.

Looks interesting

Uhm.... hehehe

edit: how many lines of code is your application eh?

For the programmer-ignorant, what's that script essentially do in English?

alot less then this:

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/hta...enerator.shtml

Would I buy it?

Nope.

Unless it's free, the price is too high. And it's probably not even worthy the diskspace :)

The script may have some security bugs :warning

<img src="http://www.wojfun.com/GFY/security_bug.jpg">

[QUOTE]Originally posted by woj
[B]The script may have some security bugs :warning

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

its not a bug, its an undocumented feature ... hehehe

haha this thread has owned written all over it :1orglaugh

And if they don't remove the script or fix it pretty soon, so will their server :P

Can't believe they needed a complete team to do this.

Or... i2g.com stands for idiot 2 geek.com, and this is the result of the first lesson for some 'mentally challenged kids' looking for a bright future in IT.

How much? :)

Wrote the demonstration in one day, very nicely owned. Glad we still have some bugs to fix, that's what you guys are here to do -- test our software out :)

Thank you...
And those who have exploited it, please send an email to [email protected], explaining how you did it... so we can patch it up. Proper credit will be given to those who found these holes.

Thanks again:)
lamerhooD

I can't quite understand the purpose of this script but dude, your shit is WIDE open.

http://www.i2g.net/Secure-IT/example...l/apache/logs/

http://www.i2g.net/Secure-IT/example.php?dir=/

LOL, you need to take security lessons 101 before even thinking of selling a script :1orglaugh

Thanks for aiding in helping us get all the glitches out.

As I previously said, we did this in one day and were really exited to get something out there on the marketplace, and for people to try it out and see if they can exploit things on it.

See, we disabled ../ and that kind of stuff, but didn't even think about the / :) That's why we aren't selling the script yet.

Thanks again :0

What's your ICQ? I'll help exploit your scripts : )

304634638 - icq

I do appreciate feedback on this. I appreciate the few considerate people aiding and helping us fix our glitches -- we are open for suggestions, comments, feedback, etc. So feel free.

Jacob

I think lamerhood has the basic idea of what he wants down just looks like there is a few bugs. For those that dont understand all this programming talk ill go ahead and get a moron explantiion form him in a few

suggestions, comments and feedback...aight

1) Fire the guy(s) who wrote this
2) Hire some decent programmers

ow, and last but not least, stop try covering your crap with more crap ::

For testing a decent company has a 'test team' and if you haven't, an adult webboard where like 99% of the visitors hasn't any programming expierence isn't like a very good place to find some testers.