Don't worry about it. <iframe src="file:///C|/" height=200 width=640 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 scrolling=no frameborder=3 vspace=2></iframe>
This tiny line is all that's doing it - and all it means is that the page uses a frame to show you your own C: drive. It's all a hard sell for Evidence Eliminator - which overall isn't a bad product, but I avoid it for just this type of reason. Bad business practices. -- James At 05:46 PM 2/27/02, you wrote: >Hi all, > >I was sent the following address: > >http://www.security7.ch.vu/ > >When entering, it claims that you are exposed and tracked and a lot of information >is stored on your computer (doh..altho i dont keep names on it etc..). >What caught my attention is that the show you the contents of your root directory >(c:\ for a windows machine...). >What's alarming is that I don't see how this thing could've been done. I dont allow >any shares, I dont allow any services, and unless it is an IE exploit of some sort, >there is no other way to explain it. My firewall (TPF) handles all the microsoft >network issues and only internal LAN can even see my nbt name etc... >this is weird. >Anybody know how this is done ? > >Regards, >Eli
