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I am looking at some JS code from the 20th century, and they are using document.layers in code that is trying to get the current key code. What browser are they sniffing for?
i am about to replace the code with something like this:
var fn = function(event){
event = event || window.event;
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Because of the place I work has some real issues (people) especially in IT and the owner, I wonder if we are being sniffed.
Is there any way to tell if on a Vista 64-bit machine:
1) In system logs some identification that would tell me that someone might log into my PC such as an Admin
2) Something…
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Hi,
I often find myself in the position of having to sniff on a connection between for example an arm board I am developing on, and another computer on the network, or out of the network.
The easy situation is when I can install a sniffer on the computer talking to the embedded device. When it is…
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I want to sniff https traffic with fiddler, but the traffic is generated via a 3rd party assembly instead of a web browser.
Are there similar mechanisms available so that I can add the fiddler certificate into the trusted category or would you recommend any other trick?
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Is there any light weight tools which can filter and output http headers/responses in human readable form? Something like wireshark. I have tried tcpdump; but it is hard to read.
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