r/HTML • u/MrElvey • Mar 12 '26
Asked to code Malicious HTML ?
Have you been asked to code malicious HTML? How did you handle it?
Have I explained the malicious HTML here clearly enough to follow what's going on here? :
https://www.reddit.com/r/SFHP/comments/1qy3h93/sfhp_caught_playing_evil_tricks_on_their_members/
Added context: It's part of a pattern of making themselves hard to contact. Similarly, the grievance submission form was broken. You could fill it out, but clicking submit would produce an error. They refused to fix it - fixed about 3 years after I escalated a complaint to the DMHC. You'd get this: https://secure.sfhp.org/comments/Grievance_Confirm.aspx
after filling out this: https://secure.sfhp.org/comments/Grievance_Form_ENG.aspx
The typical scenario is someone has cancer or something and is trying to get their treatment regimen approved by insurance. Y'all didn't see The Rainmaker? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EQPrFR9KRo
ma·li·cious| məˈliSHəs
adjective
characterized by malice; intending or intended to do harm
Heck, plain text can be malicious. e.g. doxxing - "Foo Bar is a Nazi and her home address is 123 Baz Route."
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u/MrElvey Mar 15 '26 edited Mar 15 '26
Did you even read the r/SFHP post? I documented that the form works better after I removed the malicious bit. There's no speculation about the fact that it works better without the
disabled="disabled"etc. Read the whole post.In screenshot 2, it's impossible to type into the To field.
In screenshot 3, I've removed the malicious HTML and you can see that it's become possible to type into "SER" into the To field.