Cookie Request Of Warner Bros.

:huh: Today I have noticed a second time that this company "Warner Bros." tried to put a cookie on me while I was surfing the KL forum (development section) via Kazaa Lite ("Web"). Some hours before I had changed my second user name part "KaZaA" into "AnDig" and altered the Kazaa listening port 1214 to a different number. I`m in supernode mode.

I really do not know whether this could be a new spy trick.

I can only hope that everybody is changing his IE cookie option in a way that he can refuse all cookies.

Are you saying that Warner Bros has a deal with the managers of this board to plant third-party cookies???

See what I mean? :lol: :lol: :lol:

What????

This can't be true-

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Originally posted by MaxAndig@24 April 2003 - 20:21
I can only hope that everybody is changing his IE cookie option in a way that he can refuse all cookies.

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How do you do this?

What is it with some people :o :lol:

It`s true, really. I have no explanation for it until now. I think Warner Bros. does not have a deal with the board managers at all. May be I had opened a second window in IE6 besides the forum window and it happened inside that window, but I can`t remember now.

Next time it happens I will accept the cookie and then analyze it`s content.

Now I have added PeerGuardian. I did not trust in my eyes: In 8 hours PG has blocked 10 attempts (I`m in Germany, but only connected to US SNs).

who are the MPAA? PeerGuardian has blocked several connections in the past few minutes from them

Motion Picture Association of America.

Max, das zweite Fenster ist wirklich die Erlösung, glaube ich.

thats trippy

@TIDE-HSV

The Cookie did not re-appear again so I think you are right assuming it was the second window offering that Warner Bros. cookie.

But as I user PeerGuardian now there is no second chance for them :D :D :D

Gratuliere Dir daran! :P