The "What's related" Feature of Netscape: An analysis

[Rzepa, Henry]

A few weeks ago, I posted something about how relevant the  What's related"
feature in  Netscape was when pointed as a chemistry page.

Someone has done a thorough analysis of the security and privacy implications
of this feature. Although not specifically chemical in nature, it does raise
some interesting issues of privacy relating to firewalls etc.

Not for the faint hearted. And anyone in industry behnd a firewall,
 do NOT READ this if you want peace of mind.

http://www.interhack.net/pubs/whatsrelated/


Dr Henry Rzepa,  Dept. Chemistry,  Imperial College,  LONDON SW7 2AY;
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