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{{info|Wordpress comes bundled with the tinymce.js plug-in. Because this code changes '''every''' wordpress release, we are able to use its [[Cryptography|md5sum]] to determine a wordpress version against a target site. A [[perl]] script is below.}} | {{info|Wordpress comes bundled with the tinymce.js plug-in. Because this code changes '''every''' wordpress release, we are able to use its [[Cryptography|md5sum]] to determine a wordpress version against a target site. A [[perl]] script is below.}} | ||
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Wordpress comes bundled with the tinymce.js plug-in. Because this code changes every wordpress release, we are able to use its md5sum to determine a wordpress version against a target site. A perl script is below. |
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use strict; use LWP::UserAgent; use HTTP::Request; use HTTP::Response; use Digest::MD5 qw(md5_hex); my $domain = shift |
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