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| meijin 2003-04-24, 1:01 pm |
| I got this via email and downloaded it. It looks pretty interesting.
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| Hacker 2003-04-24, 7:12 pm |
| Is this safe? Seems fishy to get SPAM advertising such things.... | |
| Boulware5 2003-04-24, 8:01 pm |
| Have you tried This one Saw it on the screen savers. | |
| meijin 2003-04-24, 8:19 pm |
| Hacker:
Are you referring to my post as spam or the fact that I got the advertisement in email?
If the latter, I got it because I subscribe to a variety of WLAN and security based email groups and it was passed on from there. The company is legit and they are smart enough to know that if they want to push their "for sale" more powerful tool, they need to put something out there to show the unwashed masses how good their stuff can be.
If the former, then I don't have much else to say. You can take my post just as it was put...just trying to share. | |
| Hacker 2003-04-25, 12:56 am |
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Originally posted by Boulware5
Have you tried This one Saw it on the screen savers.
Yes, only tests the password. I prefer Retina/Iris from eEye. | |
| Hacker 2003-04-25, 12:58 am |
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Originally posted by meijin
Hacker:
Are you referring to my post as spam or the fact that I got the advertisement in email?
I thought you got a spam asking to test the product. Okie, you subscribed. I have heard of cases where the mail seems to good to be true, then it happens--trojan installed.
Thanks for sharing.  |
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