How to view hidden links inside forums

Tutorials & Methods
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Before we get into the method, these methods may not work for all forums. It will only work with poorly coded forums.

THE ARCHIVE METHOD
All you have to do is insert /archive at the end of the forum name.

eg: blackhatsem.com/archive

If you have to go to a specific thread, figure out a way to find the thread id.
You can find it somewhere in the source code, some sites reveal it in the URL itself.
In the case of blackhatsem, you can hit the thread tools and then select view printable version.

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On the next page check the URL. There will some something called tid=xxxxxxxx

Thatā€™s the thread id.

So now you have to use the archive and just any random thread and replace the thread id with your preferred post.

eg:https://www.blackhatsem.com/archive/index.php/thread-xxxxxx.html

Replace the Xs with your tid.

So thatā€™s one methodā€¦

HIGHLIGHT METHOD

So to do This is Very Simple, When in The Thread Just Add This to The End of URL:

Code:
&highlight=hide

Or, If The Forum Has SEO Friendly URLs Enabled, Then Add This to The End:

Code:
?highlight=hide
So then it will so the [hide] tags in the post and the content in between them.

Just thought I would share this,
Enjoy!

There are other methods too, butā€¦ Iā€™m lazy. Iā€™ll just shoot some.

  • Add print thread to the beginning of link or something like that. It works on some forums. I donā€™t exactly remember the method

  • Use browser addon, eg: Link Grabber. Works 6/10.

  • If you have basic HTML knowledge, hit F12 and go to tab elements and then hit Ctrl+F, type http:// or https:// and pray youā€™ll find it. This is a good method if you have patience because there are a lot of links in the source code. Use your brain. Youā€™ll get good at this.

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nowadays forums catch up on this loopholes and patch them immediately
most of the tricks u mentioned r oldā€¦and wont work on most of the current generation forums
coz believe me i hv tried ā€¦ :rofl:

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File Inclusion attacks are pretty old bruh!! Kindly consider putting it down, but still, people can have their random tries and check the things out!! Anyways, a nice for the beginners

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Hey buddy! Please consider being a little kind to other members here. Your ā€œhahaā€ may seem rude to other members. Peace!

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I am pissed by the negativity and ā€˜hahasā€™, i just tried his first trick and it worked on some 2 forums that have hidden premium content. Itā€™s all about that little effort you make and share information that benefits others. The thread owner just did that! Some people though!!

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At least he tried to contribute, no matter itā€™s an old trick and no longer works, but for beginners itā€™s good, btw, Itā€™s all about learning, something someone knows earlier doesnā€™t mean everyone has gone through it. So kindly appreciate each otherā€™s effort and encourage them.

Who knows they will drop worth content in the future that everyone seeking to have :+1:

Cheers!

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how is my haha rude? lol
u guys r jus misinterpretingā€¦my haha was meant that i had tried this when i was new to forums and failed
idk why u guys think it was rude of me
as per meā€¦ best thg to gain access is jus to contribute to the forum
afterall its not good to be a leecherā€¦imagine how onehack would be if ppl jus leeched
Forums hv antileeching rules for a reason
i m chging haha to emoji..hope now its ok

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Please, leave it there as it was. no need to panic. all good.

You just made a normal sentence, and they also made the normal sentence, but ā€˜ā€˜hahahaā€™ā€™ sounds weird, it can sound offended to a member, everyone has their emotions and no one can judge anything. so better to make clean feedback.

No defending please, Stick to the topic now. no unwanted posts require. :+1:

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no it is not.

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bro please do more of these tricks for other websites blackhatsem is dead nowdays
really appreciate your efforts

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Hi @Jewel_Bency
Thank you for your work