CESE Information
What can I say..? Im working on it.
So securing the encoding is taking a minute.. I guess I broke some stuff too. Making the “combined exploit search engine” title image clickable and non-fixed is coming back soon too, sorry about that.
Ubiquity-Command for 3xpl01t.com
A command line addon for firefox: Ubiquity is now supported by 3xploit.com!
If you already installed Ubiquity you see its message bar when you enter the main page of CESE to subscribe the 3xpl01t-Command.
Example Usage: “search (highlighted text) with 3xpl01t”
More information on Ubiquity and the installation of the prototype see Mozilla Labs - Introducing Ubiquity
Have fun
Resolving the Issues
Yeah, well ok, there seemed to be some issues with cross site scripting on the site. I think I mainly have those secured… Im not too worried about this site since this is a client heavy app. Yep you heard correctly, almost all of the heavy lifting is done on the client side.
Thanks google for supporting customized search engines & j-query key-less data queries.
I want to remind anyone who is using the Custom Search Engine Tagging that they can not only help our effort but, we can cross to there markers. In the future a weighting system to this search might be applied to help easy this. Go ahead and help anyway you want!
CESE Beta Release - Blogroll starts now!
Well the development of the site is well underway. I’ve been working on some updated graphics, and some additional php tweaks. Currently it seems that I’ve gotten good feedback from people and users of the site.
Since the early release of the alpha version of the CESE back in late 2006 we’ve grown pretty substantially. I am always willing to accept new taggers and looking for new content. Please join us through the google custom search engine volunteer link.
Things to look for in the near future:
Localization and Search Localizations
- Russian, Spanish, German & Portuguese
- Followed by non-latin: (Mandarin Chinese, Israeli, Korean & Arabic)
New Source Tags
- Blogs, IRC Bot logs
Possible Secondary Search Widgets
- Common SQL injections
- Common XSS patterns
