[FloRida]

Hello everybody.
I've been looking but can not find a way to create an application in AutoIT.
I would like to capture what was written in a form when it is submitted.
example:

Log into facebook, the application is running on the system and when the customer log into facebook, the data loaded in form being caught.


I think it would be a FormGrabber ', but found no example to create my own.

Could anyone help me?

[1234hotmaster]

This is extremely hard cause you have to use some custom API to find a sub-handle within that browser's window handle, its way too complicated I suggest going for a keylogger cause this is obviously for malicious purposes ;P

[FloRida]

You do not have a simple example using APIs?

[1234hotmaster]

My friend, this is beyond what I could code, You gotta ask someone that coded Zeus and hope they know Autoit, and this isn't a simple thing to even begin with, You will have alot of DLL pointer besides API XD

[FloRida]

Oow man, okay.
Thank you very much!

[xxandromedaxx8]

I would definately recommend you this UDF:

http://opensource.grisambre.net/pcapau3/


I am currenly doing the same thing as you and i already log the traffic from the site, atm i'm working on optimizing the filter to get a smaller pcap file.

pm me if you want.

[xxandromedaxx8]

I would definately recommend you this UDF:

http://opensource.grisambre.net/pcapau3/


I am currenly doing the same thing as you and i already log the traffic from the site, atm i'm working on optimizing the filter to get a smaller pcap file.

pm me if you want.

[Endeavor]

I have no idea, but I used ChatGPT to answer this. Not sure if this helps lol, but this is what it came up with:

To capture data from a form when it is submitted in AutoIT, you can use the _IEFormElementGetCollection() function to access the elements of the form, and then use the _IEFormElementGetValue() function to retrieve the values entered into the form fields. Here is an example of how this might be done:

Code:

# Get the form elements $oFormElements = _IEFormElementGetCollection($oIE) # Loop through the form elements For $oFormElement In $oFormElements # Get the element's name and value $sElementName = _IEFormElementGetName($oFormElement) $sElementValue = _IEFormElementGetValue($oFormElement) # Do something with the element's name and value # For example, you could save them to a file or database Next

In this example, $oIE is an object representing the Internet Explorer browser window, and the _IEFormElementGetCollection() function is used to retrieve the form elements from the page. The script then loops through each form element, retrieves its name and value, and does something with that information (e.g. saves it to a file or database).