3/75 Ranger Website

Bugsy · Post by **Bugsy** » February 24th, 2005, 1:29 pm

Thanks for sharing that webpage bro.

Spartan · Post by **Spartan** » February 24th, 2005, 1:33 pm

Demanding a 'yes click' using javascript as you enter a site is a bad thing, IMHO, as you don't know what javascript action, ie; code, you are agreeing to occur in your browser and thus, your computer.

So, when you click yes, it's like clicking 'open' on an attachment that is sent to you via email.

McD · Post by **McD** » February 24th, 2005, 1:43 pm

Spartan wrote:Demanding a 'yes click' using javascript as you enter a site is a bad thing, IMHO, as you don't know what javascript action, ie; code, you are agreeing to occur in your browser and thus, your computer.

So, when you click yes, it's like clicking 'open' on an attachment that is sent to you via email.

Say What??? Isn't that sort of dangerous.... for somebody that klicks yes??

Spartan · Post by **Spartan** » February 24th, 2005, 1:47 pm

McD wrote: Say What??? Isn't that sort of dangerous.... for somebody that klicks yes??

It may be, it may not be.

It is possible to use a scripting language in which to hide malicious code, just as it is in an executable file. I'm not saying there is malicious code there. What I'm saying is that if you value your ability to use your computer safely and securely, you probably would not take want to take risks you were aware of, like clicking executables that people send you, or clicking into scripting actions from sources you do not personally know and have a trusted relationship.

buckIVranger · Post by **buckIVranger** » February 24th, 2005, 1:54 pm

I didn't know a site like this exsisted. Those are all my boys on there. I was in C Co but I knew all those fuckers. Christian Kilpatrick was one of my best friends.