In a message dated 4/23/2001 5:05:58 PM Central Daylight Time, bill_weissat_private writes: > Can anyone help me out? ctcp 1:*:?:$1- let's just say that dumping the above line in the remotes section of your ini file wouldn't be a good thing.... The idea is that mIRC is generally secure (sure, the occasional oddball DoS that's quickly patched sometimes shows its ugly head, but what software doesn't have those?). Poorly written scripts or maliciously written scripts are the problem. Securing your mIRC is basically a matter of feretting through your script with an understanding of exactly what it does (to make absolutely sure that there are no backdoors or nasty lines of code.) I wouldn't run a third-party mIRC script anyway. It's more fun to write your own. ampster
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