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Show HN: Spoopy.link: in-depth link scanning

• cookkkie 9y ago
  Nice!
• snek 9y ago
  For those of you who are into apis, you can do a quick GET to `/api/<url>` OR if you prefer to stream results, as they can take a bit of time to generate, you can setup a ws connection at `/<url>`. (see https://repl.it/JWN0/3 https://repl.it/JWN0/3 for an example)
• pizza 9y ago
  I was just snooping ;) and look at what occurs when you try this: https://spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/apispoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/ https://spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoopy.link/api/spoo...
  • snek 9y ago
    muh api!!!!! Don't worry, i limit redirects to a max of 4, because tbh if something redirects more than four times, its probably spoopy.
• stevekemp 9y ago
  Remember you need to validate your input has a safe prefix: * https://spoopy.link/file:///etc/motd https://spoopy.link/file:///etc/motd
  • snek 9y ago
    For the purposes of this project I'm not sure that `file:` is a safe uri prefix.
• xcopy 9y ago
  like
• goutmaximum 9y ago
  But what are the criteria to make a link Spoopy? It would be great to see what the link I just tried to check fails on exactly. Perhaps if my website was found to be Spoopy, I know what I can do to fix it?
• quickthrower 9y ago
  No https allowed in search?