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temporary Internet file Posted by mac_doggie on 22 Jan 2002 at 9:37 AM
Hi,

I created an Intranet. I made users login on an html page and then linked to a file with the name username_password.html In this case i thought nobody could find out the username and password by viewing the source. But the username_password.html file is saved in the temporary Internet files folder. I don't want the file to go there or I want it to be removed when it is already there... How can I do this...?

My second question is: Is this a very safe way to secure my Intranet or is there still a way for hackers to find out the sourcenames....???

My 3rd question is: When a user floats over a link its name and location is displayed in the statusbar. I know you can prevent this by sending another value to the statusbar but how..? And I'd like this to be default with all my links. What's the code that I could place in my .CSS file to archieve this...?

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Re: temporary Internet file Posted by Manish on 22 Jan 2002 at 6:03 PM
: I created an Intranet. I made users login on an html page and then linked to a file with the name username_password.html In this case i thought nobody could find out the username and password by viewing the source. But the username_password.html file is saved in the temporary Internet files folder. I don't want the file to go there or I want it to be removed when it is already there... How can I do this...?
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Place the following meta tags in your HTML page's <head> </head> tags:

<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
<meta http-equiv="expires" content="0">





Manish
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Re: temporary Internet file Posted by mac_doggie on 24 Jan 2002 at 3:29 AM
It didn't work...


: : I created an Intranet. I made users login on an html page and then linked to a file with the name username_password.html In this case i thought nobody could find out the username and password by viewing the source. But the username_password.html file is saved in the temporary Internet files folder. I don't want the file to go there or I want it to be removed when it is already there... How can I do this...?
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-mac-
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Re: temporary Internet file Posted by Firestorm on 25 Jan 2002 at 10:53 AM
Have you already sth. like an example of this system you've made on the net.
I could test it!
Because I could imagine a way of how to hack you but I'm not sure if that what you've made fits the case.

2nd THERE IS ALWAYS A SMALL POSSIBIILTY OF BEING HACKED as long as using PWs but today we have no other possibilyties. So the safest system is UNIX PW sys you maybe saw it on private sites or poen sites which you have to pay(the dialog asking you for name and pw).
Maybe in the next future it will be already possible to have a scanner detecting your unique fingermark but always remember:
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO HAVE A 100% SAFE SYSTEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Firestorm
blue_surfer2000@yahoo.de





 

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