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On Wednesday 30 May 2001 06:21, toad said:
> The attached file (recently posted to bugtraq by "eDvice Security Services"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> as an exploit to another filter proxy) is picked
> up by fproxy's filter, but only the meta tag that sets the character set.
> This is used by, for example, the Freenet China News sites, though they use
> charset=gb2312 (and have hyperlinks; they are picked up on the content
> filter on both counts). Point is, any foreign language web page, even
> without hyperlinks, will trip the filter. Therefore foreign language
> freesite readers will turn off the content filter. Isn't there some java
> support for this stuff? (finding which chars could correspond to an
> "<script" ?).
First, you mean JavaScript, not Java. Secondly, the filter trips on all
JavaScript anyway.
I think this shows once again why the filter (as we have it set up right now)
is just a bad idea.
- --
Timm Murray
. . . example of a mobius. This sentence is an example of a mobius. This
sentence is an . . .
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