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Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof
From: "Jordan Cole (stilist)" <stilist () gmail com>
Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2004 13:08:29 -0400
I don't think it's dangerous, either; I do think it could make for a potential URL spoof, though. After all... clicking a link to help://[something] looks innocent, no?
The same 'bug' applies to all other IE browsers below 6.0 (Win98SE and Win2K). Doesn't look like anything dangerous to me though...
-- [stlst]
Current thread:
- help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Bartosz Kwitkowski (Jul 07)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof NETKOJI (Jul 08)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Jordan Cole (stilist) (Jul 09)
- RE: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Rocky Heckman (Jul 09)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Derek Kwan (Jul 08)
- RE: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Lucas ValdeĆ³n (Jul 08)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Jordan Cole (stilist) (Jul 08)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof pingywon MCSE (Jul 12)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Bartosz Kwitkowski (Jul 12)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Bartosz Kwitkowski (Jul 08)
- RE: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Weltha, Nick [ADM] (Jul 08)
- RE: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Calderon, Juan Carlos (GE Commercial Finance, NonGE) (Jul 08)
- RE: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof Tyler Durden (Jul 09)
(Thread continues...)
- Re: help:// protocol in Windows XP Prof NETKOJI (Jul 08)