>>That was over 3 years ago, I have no idea. I'm not interested in exposing my environment to a possible attack by looking at that page.
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>>Here's a cool, free multi-million dollar idea for a dot-com entrepreneur: create a web service that can accept a URL, scan it and return the result (safe or not) to the user.
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>>The AVG LinkScanner does something similar (
http://linkscanner.avg.com/ ) but requires software installed on your system.
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>>Google, are you listening? :-)
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>I've installed version 9 of AVG last night, but I didn't install the AVG toolbar - didn't want extra toolbars - do you think I should have installed that?
I don't know if the AVG Toolbar is the same thing as LinkScanner. You can check their documentation.
Regards. Al
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