Though not quite the path you're looking down, I'd recomend using a
proxy server and then parsing it's log files.
I use squid (www.squid-cache.org) with squidguard (www.squidguard.org).
I parse the log files with some ugly shell scripts, but there's a
handful of logfile parsers listed on the sq
IE's hooks into windows make IE security vulnerablilities into OS
vulnerablilities.
Netscape and other browsers, though just as able to have vulnerablities,
are seperated from the underlying OS making it a step harder to attack
the user's system through their browser.
m.
Hornat, Charles wrote:
