F
ff
Anyone familiar with this shareware? How it works and ways to defeat it?
http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/iprotector.htm
http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/iprotector.htm
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
J
Jeff
if you have a router, many of them offer options to block internet fromff said:Anyone familiar with this shareware? How it works and ways to defeat it?
http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/iprotector.htm
certain ip addresses for specificied periods of time including
scheduling. but to answer your question, no i've never used it before.
M
Mxsmanic
ff said:Anyone familiar with this shareware? How it works and ways to defeat it?
http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/iprotector.htm
I've never seen it before, but remember that anyone with physical
access to a computer can defeat any security mechanism.
D
David Maynard
ff said:Anyone familiar with this shareware? How it works and ways to defeat it?
http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/iprotector.htm
Don't know and it's hard to find out much since the home site,
http://www.btlarkin.com/shareware, is dead and I notice no updates since
March 2002.
The only thing I found were some user comments at windowsmarketplace, one
said it was easy to bypass by simply unchecking the startup entry with
msconfig and another claimed it killed internet access completely
regardless of entering the password or not.
F
ff
David said:Don't know and it's hard to find out much since the home site,
http://www.btlarkin.com/shareware, is dead and I notice no updates
since March 2002.
The only thing I found were some user comments at windowsmarketplace,
one said it was easy to bypass by simply unchecking the startup entry
with msconfig and another claimed it killed internet access completely
regardless of entering the password or not.
What I have discovered is, once it is activated, it blocks internet
access even if I end the program with the task manager.
D
David Maynard
ff said:What I have discovered is, once it is activated, it blocks internet
access even if I end the program with the task manager.
I'm not surprised as I imagine the 'program' is simply an interface into
changing the settings.
That's different than "run msconfig," uncheck program in startup, and reboot.
The user commenting didn't clarify whether than worked regardless of the
setting at the time it's was removed from startup.
J
JAD
uninstall it
and if this is a case of parental control...and your the minor.... quit
pissin your parents off
and if this is a case of parental control...and your the minor.... quit
pissin your parents off
F
ff
Good one! It's a case of boss control.JAD said:uninstall it
and if this is a case of parental control...and your the minor.... quit
pissin your parents off
I think I'll have to copy down the internet settings while the lock is off.
J
JAD
off.ff said:Good one! It's a case of boss control.
I think I'll have to copy down the internet settings while the lock is
it may have changed the systems winsock files, there is a winsockfix.exe out
there on google that will repair or if you are familiar with the files
associated, you could just replace them.
F
ff
I'll look into that, thanks.JAD said:off.
it may have changed the systems winsock files, there is a winsockfix.exe out
there on google that will repair or if you are familiar with the files
associated, you could just replace them.
Fred