In comp.lang.java.advocacy, elquedros@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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on Mon, 12 May 2008 15:49:35 -0700 (PDT)
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> On May 11, 5:21 pm, Lew <l...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> elqued...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>> >>>> Extensive collection of articles on Java is available at
>> >>>>http://javagoldfinger.by.ruin.your.pc/.
>>
>> > ... just a cunning pervert, twisting, lying and fabricating.
>>
>> > The link above was intensionally distorted.
>>
>> > The real link is
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>> >http://javagoldfinger.by.ruin.your.pc/
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> Why do you have to always lie and pervert?
>
> One more time, the real link is:
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> http://javagoldmine.by.ru
If I may....I should note that the mainpage referenced by
this URL contains absolutely nothing that even hints at
Javascript, and apart from a very obscure possibility of
some idiotic IE bug that I'm not aware of (I use Firefox
and in this test I used 'wget'), wouldn't possibly damage
one's PC. Certainly I see nothing obviously exploitative
from a 'wget http://javagoldmine.by.ru/';
one would expect
reams of glop from a truly dangerous website. I'd frankly
have to find one.
(I do see some minor issues, mostly text outside of a
paragraph tag and some optimizations that might want a
proper style sheet. All legal AFAICT, but a little odd-looking.
The only thing htmltidy found was an empty paragraph and
the wrong Doctype (it should be
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
since you're not using a Frameset).
The server is a rather stock-looking Apache; it is setting
a year-long duration cookie. This looks suspicious from
a tracking standpoint but does not appear damaging from
a system one.
Set-Cookie: _qnt_visitor_v10=<ipaddress>.??; path=/;
expires=Fri, 13-May-11 01:18:14 GMT; domain=.javagoldmine.by.ru
As always, caveat browser.
Oh, and as for
http://javagoldfinger.by.ruin.your.pc/
that URL doesn't exist. I'm not even sure 'pc' is a country...
I'm frankly not sure *where* to set followups at this point, as
this subthread isn't relevant to either databases or Java. Oh well.
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