Yaswanth Mangalagiri

  G o o g l e ! Bug : Circumventing "Limit to 1 response" of  Google forms  ( Parameter Injection )        Discovered on: 30th, November 2016.            Research Time: 2:00 p.m to 9:30 p.m. Earn more by display ads on blog with  Lithific Ads The setting is "Limit to 1 response" which means only one response per user. Once you filled the form there will be no chance to edit the responses or again fill a new form. If you open the form to fill again, the response would be like the image below. There is no way to edit or fill another form (Hurdle 1). I created a test form and checked "Edit after submit". Once this test form is filled I can change the previous response.  I clicked on the "Edit your  response"and intercepted the request.  I changed the form id and forwarded the request. I was able to see the form that was submitted. When I edited the form and submitted, a blank form was sent. (Hurdle 2). I analysed the requests f

It was most awaited thing to see the app running on the emulator of Eclipse (worked from 6pm and I could resolve the errors and see the app running at 2:53 am ). I used Android Studio initially for the developing. It is very easy to work with as it involves dragging of the widgets when it comes to front-end development. Later I switched to Eclipse.In Android Studio when you click on RUN button it runs the emulator without running the app even though your code may contain errors. But in Eclipse it is opposite it runs the app on the emulator only when the errors are fixed.                                                            Most common complaint : " R cannot be resolved to a variable " Here are couple of things to do to get rid of this annoying error: i)   You must right click on your project name ii)  Go to Properties iii) Select Android , and check the Android v.x   (v & x are integers) iv) Next select JavaBuild Path check the Android v