Sure, here is an example of ASP code to prevent CC (credit card) attacks:
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Dim ccNumber
ccNumber = Request.Form("ccNumber") ' Assuming the credit card number is submitted via a form field named 'ccNumber'
' Validate the credit card number
If Not IsValidCreditCardNumber(ccNumber) Then
Response.Write("Invalid credit card number. Please try again.")
Response.End
End If
' Process the credit card information
' Your code to handle the credit card information goes here
' Function to validate credit card number
Function IsValidCreditCardNumber(ccNumber)
Dim regEx, match
IsValidCreditCardNumber = False
' Use a regular expression pattern to validate the credit card number
Set regEx = New RegExp
regEx.Pattern = "^\d{16}$" ' Assuming the credit card number should be a 16-digit number
Set match = regEx.Execute(ccNumber)
If match.Count > 0 Then
IsValidCreditCardNumber = True
End If
Set regEx = Nothing
Set match = Nothing
End Function
%>
In the above code snippet, we first retrieve the credit card number submitted via the form using Request.Form
. Then, we call the IsValidCreditCardNumber
function to validate the credit card number. The function uses a regular expression pattern to check if the credit card number consists of 16 digits. If the credit card number is invalid, an error message is displayed and the code execution is stopped using Response.End
. If the credit card number is valid, you can proceed with processing the credit card information as per your requirements.