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MSN Censors Your IM

Jamie ran across a story about censorship on MSN. Essentially, a number of suspicious strings result in silent failure of delivery. The strings are unsurprisingly things like .scr and .info. They've started maintaining a list if you're interested. Personally, I'd rather they fix the vulnerabilities that make those strings dangerous in the first place: it's not like IM is the only place a URL can get on your machine.

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  1. Re:Four ways to hide the .php extension by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Faggot. Go die while masturbating anally.

    PHP sucks.