yossarian wrote:
> There is an easy trick to avoid a .HTA related 'thingie' such as this
> one: tell your windows to open .HTA files in notepad. It broke the
> beautifull PoC I guess, had it in place as long as this particular
> machine (2 years or so), it never broke anything before.
Is there
On 27/01/06, yossarian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HTA runs applications from HTML documents. Like I mentioned, never broke
> anything in my experience. And yes, I sometimes develop stuff on this old
> windows box, including webstuff. HTA is a MS invention, Firefox has
> followed. But the main t
HTA runs applications from HTML documents. Like I mentioned, never broke
anything in my experience. And yes, I sometimes develop stuff on this old
windows box, including webstuff. HTA is a MS invention, Firefox has
followed. But the main thing HTA has been, and IMHO will remain, is a
security
There is an easy trick to avoid a .HTA related 'thingie' such as this one:
tell your windows to open .HTA files in notepad. It broke the beautifull
PoC I guess, had it in place as long as this particular machine (2 years or
so), it never broke anything before.
Second hint for people protectin
