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  Registered Member #95 Joined: Wed Mar 05 2008, 12:03AMPosts: 249 | Just been testing a tracert with Sammy, and a thought occurred to me. If you make a request to a slow and/or remote website with high latency, yet receive a response instantaneously, it might suggest an interception had occurred. An idea that occurred to me; you could create a simple slow test script server side, set headers to suppress caching, and use AJAX client side to test the response time. Response time <25ms (where the script time is deliberately restricted to 500ms+) would tell you immediately the request was intercepted (because if it were from a genuine source it would never have returned in less than 500ms). ISP customers; you don't need Phorm, pure and simple. Don't be a passive recipient of Phorm cookies. Until Phorm can be stopped, use the Dephormation Firefox Add On. http://www.dephormation.org.uk The user called PhormUKPRTeam/PhormUKTechTeam is a PR consultant from Citigate Drew Rogerson. RIPA: ISPs HAVE NO CONSENT FOR INTERCEPTION OF THIS TRANSMISSION ;o) | ||
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