If you hover your mouse over the "P" in Products at Skynet Research, you'll reveal a password entry slot. At least per this Reddit discussion, no one's figured out a password.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Skynet Research mystery password, package
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The password is set to only return a false answer. There is no possible answer to this yet so whatever it links to must not be live yet.
ReplyDeletepossible passwords when it does work could be:
1236AC
TwelveThirtySixAC
HUM4N1TY
T3CHN0L0GY
1NFORM4TION
HUMAN3RR0R
4utonomous
cpud35ign
as found on stages through the sign up process
i may be wrong though
I agree, this is code doesn't allow a form to be processed, it's only a basic:
ReplyDelete<form id="pwform">
No back end code, and I don't see any javascript that processes anything.
Interesting. Lots of time for them to add new features to the site.
ReplyDeleteAllright, well, here's the thing. it does have some script that makes the password box appear, and everything, but it doesn't actually check the password against any values, so there's no way you could put in a correct password at this point.
ReplyDeleteit's developed by a "high entity" that's why it doesn't use any java or script at all, doesn't need it anymore. Or maybe it's just lazyness..
ReplyDeleteThey're right, if there is no back-end page then there probably really isn't a password, just gives them time for the viral fans to talk about the buzz and get more hits on the site for people to crack the password while they can come up with their next strategy for the new viral.
ReplyDeleteBack end code is found via this code on the page:
ReplyDeleteinput id="pwdV" name="pwd" type="password" onKeyUp='javascript:checkSubmit(event);'
The checkSubmit call goes with a JavaScript call at the bottom of the HTML code:
script type="text/javascript" src="http://skynetresearch.com/wp-content/themes/skynet/js/node.js"
That JavaScript contains the checkSubmit function. Unfortunately, it looks like the script goes to a .php to validate the password and I have been unable to find out what is there.
the code is
ReplyDeleteskynetresearchinitiatephasetwoprojectjudgementday
copy and paste it into the password field.