You know what the HTTP referer(yes, it is misspelled) header is, right?
It contains the website which you have used to arrive to a specific website/webserver.
Let’s exemplify this:
[Privacy] Disable transmission of the referer header in Firefox
May 9, 2010 at 8:23 pm (IT Security)
Tags: csrf, firefox, get, header, http, privacy, profile, referer, RefererHeader, request, SecureXSiteReferer, track, web, webserver, website
God Mode in Windows
May 8, 2010 at 8:41 pm (Useful information, Windows)
Tags: 32bit, 64bit, god, mode, Vista, windows 7
Open a command line and write this: “godmode on”. Ah, ok, not that easy.
First things first, what is this “god mode”? Well, it is basically a handy way to access all Windows settings without opening up folders or options in Control Panel.
