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This line attempts to hijack a session out of megaproxy, if you are using it. Megaproxy is snake oil.
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This next link tests a vulnerability which made the rounds on the Internet in 2014, allowing popups when normally they would be denied. test javascript percent encoding hack
Specify an RFC1918 subnet to scan.
The format should look like this 192.168.11. Class C network to scan

Port number (80, 81, 443, 8080, 8081...)

Protocol (http:// or ftp:// https:// or cifs: or ssh: or ...)

Note: sometimes AJAX will allow HTTP:// scans of port 443, but not HTTPS:// due to CORS. This becomes a CORS bypass vulnerability :) Don't you love the fat and lazy capitalists? I do. Without them, such things would not be possible. Their laziness gives us the ability to use HTTP:// in combination with port 443. Note that this is true of other ports. For your convienance you may also attempt HTTP scans of ports such as FTP, which is port 21. VNC: is often 5900 and VNC over HTTP can also run HTTP on port 5800. Other common TCP/IP ports of which this should work to locate hosts are: 22, 23, 25, 53 (yes TCP), 110, 143, 389, 445, 943, 990, 1080, 8000, 8080, 8443 and 10000.
Click here to attempt to reset a Cable Modem.
Attempt to kill my local DNS server, shutting down local Internet access.
This may also cause your browser to crash due to memory exhaustion. Success might result in your browser crashing, an "Aw Snap!" alert or a completely white browser page.
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