Discovering different vulnerabilities in Canvas

###Hack 1: 100% on quizzes that allow practice attempts: Scripts used:

• quiz_bot.js: used for taking quizzes using data gathered from the quiz_analyzer.
• quiz_analyzer.js: used to gather and store information about each practice quiz attempt.
• TODO: still need to create quiz_cyborg.js: can be used to take the actual test since it does the same thing as the quiz bot but it will mimic human behavior as much as possible (e.g. wait a random second amount between 10-20 seconds to answer questions, skip some and come back to them, flag a question every once in a while, etc.)

Step-by-step instructions: (the more practice attempts, the better)

1. Copy and paste the quiz_bot.js script in the javascript console (to open the javascript console use Cmd / Control + Shift + j in Chrome) on the practice quiz page (if there are no answers the analyzer has already gathered it will select the first answer to every question)
2. Run quiz_analyzer.js on the results page. To view detailed information of what the script is doing, open your javascript console. The output includes how many total questions there are in the question / answer bank as well as how many of them are still incorrect.
3. Repeat steps one and two until a complete answer bank is gathered with 0 answers incorrect.
4. Type printAnswerKey() in the javascript console and copy and paste the results of that into a gist ........ TODO: clarify this step and make it easier (less technical)
5. Map the gist url to a tiny url to make it easier to memorize.
6. When taking the test, secretively open the javascript console (see keyboard shortcut above) and type $.get('url-to-js-file', function(data){eval(data)}); replacing url-to-js-file with the tiny url you created previously.
7. Congrats, you just got 100% on your test or quiz without even looking at it! \(*O*)/