Now with the advent of .Net technologies it is becoming easier and easier still for anyone to write quick and dirty web apps, and boy are they dirty :(
There are so many choices available outside MS for so many that you owe it to yourself to shop around.
Just my 2 cents,
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 11:03 PM 9/7/2004, Thomas Fisher spoke this:
Coming in a little late on this thread, but:
Another nice little program to help, is called BugOff. http://tools.zerosrealm.com/bugoff.zip "BugOff: This little app disables three exploits that are commonly used by browser hijackers (including CWS), thus protecting you from infection. This does not remove an existing infection! Applicable to everyone that uses Internet Explorer."
Just run the program, and it disables quite a few settings that sites use to exploit your Internet Explorer. If you depend on the Windows Help files, this may not be the tool for you, but for those like myself that never use them, it helps close the holes in your IE.
Unless you disable all Scripts, ActiveX, and a multitude of other items, there will never be any way to totally prevent ALL "nasties". And if you did disable them, would you really want to be online after that?
Thomas
> ======================= > -------------- > CWShredder - only needs to be run if you suspect a hijack, > -------------- > HijackThis - is similar in nature. ***It will list needed, > -------------- > SpyBot - is not only for finding & fixing malware, but also > -------------------- > AdAware - is much simpler to use. It is not a usage track > -------------------- > SpySweeper - is similar to AdAware, and all the same implies. > -------------------------- > SpywareBlaster - is similar to the "Immunize" area of SpyBot. > ---------------------------- > SpywareGuard - from the same company as SpywareBlaster. It > --------------------------- > IEPrivacyKeeper - Is a type of IE "usage tracks" eliminator. > --------------------------- > InternetSweeper - similar to "IEPrivacyKeeper" above. It goes > ---------------------------
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