CNET reports that the ASUS website has been hacked and poses a danger to visitors:
http://news.com.com/2061-10789_3-6174221.h...5&subj=news
Full Version: Asus Website Hacked W/trap For Visitors
Internet is a wild place... 
Chris
Chris
Yeah, incredible. These idiots that have such knowledge and ability could get legit jobs making good money creating and maintaining commercial web pages. Instead they do this. Go figure.
This is why you disable 'launching programs and files in an Iframe' in Internet security options. You don't need it anyway.
Interceptor just where can this be done at? I check Tools, Internet Opitions, and each tab to locate and do this. But couldn't locate what you suggest in any of the tabs. Thanks in advance.
QUOTE(skysoldier @ May 5 2007, 11:27 PM) 
Interceptor just where can this be done at? I check Tools, Internet Opitions, and each tab to locate and do this. But couldn't locate what you suggest in any of the tabs. Thanks in advance.
It's right below "Installation of desktop items" ... towards the bottom of the list ... on the Security tab.
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