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This looks like a really bad way to find Optimizely's clients. You can just download all of their .js files from their CDN, then parse the domain names.
by kanzure 13y ago
This looks like a really bad way to find Optimizely's clients. You can just download all of their .js files from their CDN, then parse the domain names.
- jzd131 13y agoHow do you do that?
- kanzure 13y agoThey are integers. You increment the integers. The two second version is: wget -m -np http://cdn.optimizely.com/{1..100000000}.js http://cdn.optimizely.com/{1..100000000}.js
- reginaldjcooper 13y agoJust be careful to not change your user-agent when doing this one, otherwise you would be committing a felony.
- zjgreen 13y agoI don't know... seems easier to do a search than to setup a server to crawl for files (and even then, how do you know which domain it belongs to?) Looks like they made it 'productized' and easy for anyone to use. Also, reginaldjcooper is right... this sounds like you're just brute forcing optimizely lol