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From: Jeremy Vandenhouten <jeremy.vandenhouten@marquette.edu>
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> check my security after I installed this. The first site said my 
> security wasd poor. It was able to open up my C drive, it was at 
> http://www.robrob8.com/online_security.htm. The second one gave me 

I'd like to point out that this site is a crock... digging through the 
html, when you click on the link of course it will show your c drive if 
you're running a windoze type machine. Look at the link...

<META http-equiv="refresh" content="1; 
url=file:///C:/">

It directs your browser (at least in IE which is integrated with the OS 
and can browse files and directories) to open up a window showing your 
c drive. It will do it any time you open the link because the browser 
is doing it locally.




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