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Posted by Chris Shiflett on 07/10/05 05:29
> how many of you actually attempt to verify that the browser being used
> by the client is indeed a legitimate (non-hacked) browser?
I think you need to clearly define what a legitimate browser is. In my
opinion, the ambiguity in your question is the root cause of the
disorganization in this particular thread.
If you mean that you want to prevent a naive user from using software
that is written by a malicious user, then current protocols and
standards don't support what you want to do. "Where the rubber meets the
road" is an HTTP transaction, and HTTP is a well-known protocol.
Chris
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