Re: IE Save as feature & Security zones - curious question

["Pauli Ojanpera" <pauli_ojanpera () hotmail com>]

I'm sorry I don't test these by myself but I have too lousy computer
access here.

As far as I can see, the zone preservation is achieved by tagging
all stored HTML pages at the top of the file.

How about if you link a page through an image tag? The page gets
stored on local hard drive unmodified (if my tests are valid and
the behavior stays same independant if youre online/offline (I were
offline that is :)). Then you only have to open that page using
Javascript or IFRAME or META Refresh. With Javascript you can
also check if the page really is local (document.location) so
you wont raise any alarm if it isn't.

<IMG SRC="attack.html">

----Original Message Follows----
From: "Justin Myers" <sysop0130 () hotmail com>
To: pauli_ojanpera () hotmail com
Subject: Re: IE Save as feature & Security zones - curious question
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 19:24:36 -0500

I just tried it on IE 5.5 and the saved file had the same permissions as it 
did on the remote server.

HTH!

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