paxnWo Posted October 25, 2008 Report Posted October 25, 2008 Changes:*AJAX rendering techniques*Browser compliance! designed for Internet Explorer 6 & 7, Firefox, Opera, Seamonkey, Safari*The code is smaller, I made it too big of useless stuffs in 2.0*The javascript does no more act on the page loading time if the source feed is offline or timeout, simply choose when it will load the remote feed by adding update_ModuleX(); anywhere on your page, preferably in the footer.*PHP proxy (this is optional, see post #2 in this thread)What is it:This is a simple javascript code wich you can copy and paste on your website to stay informed about the various public exploits.How to use it:The code below is the sample code for the remote exploits section in milw0rm, if you would like to display other sections like dos, local, webapps, just change the configuration settings in the header of the code and replace all occurences of milalerts1 to the milalerts# defined for each sections, you should know that they are defined like this on milw0rm.com: * remote exploits = milalerts1 * local exploits = milalerts2 * webapps exploits = milalerts3 * dos exploits = milalerts4You must have only 10 occurences to change, with a quick editor that's fast to achieve.//update:I have forgot to mention, if you would like to display several milw0rm modules on a same web page, you must think to rename all occurences of _Module1 to _Module# where # is a unique number from 2 to 4 for example, this will work around some functions that could be mixed between each modules.mw.php - 12.0 Kb Quote