WebHackery Ep. 3: Instagram Hacks via the MutationObserver API! (JavaScript, DevTools, and More)
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* Video Description: In this episode of WebHackery, I show you how to defeat Instagram's login roadblock implementations! I'll also show you how to relink all images on the page to a full-resolution version of the thumbnail! Finally, I'll show you how to use the MutationObserver API to make your code persist such that you don't have to manually run it every time something on the page changes.
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To note, if you wanted this code to run automatically without having to paste it into the console each time you visited the site, that's where TamperMonkey is your friend! You can watch a video I made previously about how to use TamperMonkey here: th-cam.com/video/Vxpm_wrCm7M/w-d-xo.html
Watched it. Another super usefull video.
Thank you man, I love you, idk if this means much to you but years ago you helped me so much and made me into what I am today, so thank you man for all your hard work and time spent on us,peace.
It means a lot! That's literally the reason I keep doing videos; I want to keep helping people and exposing them to different things while hopefully having it be more approachable than not, lol. Anyway, seeing first-hand accounts from folks like you makes it all worth it for me and keeps me going. =)
Love it... I'll never go to instagram either way, but the information is priceless, Thanks again, Mr Chapman!
I keep jumping from network pentest to game hacking to buffer overflow to javascript. 😂
First of all, thanks a lot for the video. I love these videos of WebHackery I always learn new cool stuff and I'm really looking forward for more! :D
Secondly, I was wondering if you had some keywords to google, some tutorials to share or some websites I could use to dig deeper into this topic, learn new tricks, etc. I've already watched all of your videos on the subject but I struggle finding any more related infos outside your channel.
Very nice indeed and explained very well as always.
That log in footer has style on it, so *document.querySelector('div[style="width: 100%;"]').remove();*
Modal window can be removed the same way *document.querySelector('div[role="presentation"]').remove();*
Other thing you can you is create new style element with your custom style *body[style="overflow: hidden;"] {overflow: visible !important;} div[style="width: 100%;"], div[role="presentation"] {display: none !important;}*
Great tutorial for MutationObserver!
Great video pal, very interesting, however a lot of the java script went straight over my head lol, but I understood what the concept was, great job
Thanks for the feedback, pal. Totally understandable that the code might be over your head a bit; there's actually a ton of prerequisite knowledge necessary to really get what I covered, even though I tried to make it more approachable.
I've been thinking about doing a JavaScript course on my channel in preparation for a JavaScript framework I want to demonstrate for reversing games. Might be a good time to start down that path. :)
@@StephenChapman A beginners guide to java script on your channel would be a great idea pal, I would definitely watch it, I seem to learn quicker when I see someone else do it and explain what instructions do compared to reading.
Great tips, I'm learning something new! Thanks!
Anyway I haven't looked into this, but one thing one can do in the inspector is copying the path to an element as a CSS Path or XPath, which are useful in fx. Selenium - maybe JavaScript can utilize those? I mean that could make targeting element much faster (less manual work), but maybe the path it comes up with, isn't always as "robust".
MutationObservers are new to me, I need to look into how they're different from event listeners. Maybe they're completely different.
I also wonder why shadow DOMs aren't used for the styled components.
So much to learn! :-)
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for your awesome tips
Hello stephen, i just wanna say that i am greatful for all the infirmation you provide in your videos. I have been trying to learn game hacking and it feels so overwelming to me. I made couple of tutorials on game hacking but its just basic stamina health stuff. Any advice on where to start learning assembly and cheat engine stuff?. Much love man keep up the good stuff
I still have that overwhelming feeling to this day, so just get used to it and keep on learning! =) Eventually, it all adds up and you'll be able to do just about anything you'd like to do, personally. If you want a series, I have a Cheat Engine playlist of my videos that I did in succession. It's about 70 videos that start from beginner and eventually end up in advanced territory. You pick up the assembly as you go along and start seeing the same types of instructions over and over! th-cam.com/video/XJpNn2GyrNc/w-d-xo.html
Do you have a video on circumventing username restrictions? I can't anything online nor here.
Can you do a hack for youTube so I can like your videos endlessly many many times every one of them Thank you. Everything perfectly explained MutationObserver is no mistery for me anymore. Please dont stop!
This video is so ironic to me...I was QUITE LITERALLY TODAY thinking I needed an API to observe page changes on a page (I.E: a mutation observer). XD Wow....
If you kindly video tutorial how to find a code to launch with the binoculars for sniper in the game modern combat 5 windows
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What would we need to do If we wanted to get the second to last index of something where element -2 does not work for that?
A good fail-safe is to get the length of the array, then subtract from it however many you want from the end. Just remember that arrays are 0-based but the result of the .length property is 1-based, so offset your math accordingly if need be! Example:
const myArr = [...document.querySelectorAll('a')];
const myArrLength = myArr.length;
const myArrItem = myArr[myArrLength-2];
Hi Stephen. I have been watching your videos for a little while now and I find them really interesting. Can you help me with something I’m trying to work out?
Why did we need to [...lala].pop() if we could use .lastElementChild like you showed seconds later?
Nevermind, document.querySelectorAll return a NodeList, which doesn't have that getter.
Great question and answer! I actually meant to mention that in the video. =)
thks boss
You cannt watch any image anymore , a pop up appear now.
Just checked Everything working fine and sound. I was shocked. Didn't expect it would work after that time
Hi is it possible to do auto comment using this method ?
Yep! =)
@@StephenChapman we need a video about this for sure ... And to make it harder... We need it to auto comment when a new post happens !
Can you hack my stolen account? I am ready to pay anything if the results already exist
Nope. But you can try getting access back via official channels! Instagram has a form you can submit to regain access to a stolen account.
how it works please help me, I'm ready to pay to you
@@moragandaulisiregar9895 help.instagram.com/368191326593075
hello sir. I want to learn how to crack pubg hack (not game) can you make a video for this. only and only pubg hacks. I will be very thank full for this..