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My trust isn't blind, it's based on their solid track record in availability and network ops, while your example is about something different (text obfuscation)
by ComodoHacker 6y ago
My trust isn't blind, it's based on their solid track record in availability and network ops, while your example is about something different (text obfuscation).
Anyway, I wasn't aware about that case, do you have a link to learn more?
- wraptile 6y agoStackoverflow answer of how to solve it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36911296/scraping-of-protected-email/36913154#36913154 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36911296/scraping-of-pro... official docs: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170016-What-is-Email-Address-Obfuscation- https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170016-W...
- ComodoHacker 6y agoThanks. Assuming keys vary [pseudo-]randomly, even the Caesar cipher is a viable protection in this particular case (mass e-mail harvesting).
- wraptile 6y agoIn this case you don't even need to know N, you can just cycle through it until single @ character is in the text and you have the email decoded! The only thing email harvester would need is awareness of this and few lines of code. The field even clearly identifies itself! Source: I wrote a generic web-scraper for these emails several years ago :D