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Hexadecimal equivalent codes of ASCII characters can be used to represent characters of a URL’s path and filename. Each hex number is preceded by a “%” symbol to identify the following two numbers/letters as a hexadecimal representation of the character An ASCII chart can be used for the conversion from ASCII to Hex or vice versa One good source Continue reading Securing your URL with Hexadecimal codes
We all know IP addresses to be of the form XX.XX.XX.XX where XX is an octet ranging from 1 to 255 (Although other rules apply as to what the value of XX could be depending on either of the four octets)
However, for users who want to obscure the actual IP address can do so by representing them in Continue reading IP Address and URL obscuring |
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