That's what I was thinking, anyone can open a file but can't save it. A hacker would have to 'hack' into the site in order to do any type of damage right. And if they can't 'hack' into a site, no one can change or save a web page to that owner's site.
Jan
Cymbala, Greg wrote:
You can "open" any page for editing in FrontPage. Doesn't necessarily mean
that the site in question is insecure.
Try File>Open ... Enter "http://www.yahoo.com/"; in the File Name field and open it. You get an "editable" copy of Yahoo's main page. But you're working with a local copy, and can't save it to the server.
Greg
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