I'm a little concerned about a program called Go!Zilla (a Windows 9x Internet download manager) - basically upon detecting network connections it appears to send about 2-4k of data to a remote machine on port 1975. There appears to be no reference to this made in the documentation, and I'm a little concerned about what it is actually sending to the server (and also what is being logged at the server end). Anybody want to pull Go!Zilla apart or run a network sniffer and see what it's doing? I might just be jumping to conclusions, but with what happened with ProMail I don't think we can afford to have another trojan available on all the big download sites... Regards, ----------------------------------------------------- [Name] GossiTheDog [Email] gossiat_private [Telephone] (+44) 0702 09 353 08 [Web Site] http://www.spleen.ukgateway.net [PGP Key] http://www.spleen.ukgateway.net/gossi.asc -----------------------------------------------------
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