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GµårÐïåñ wrote:They are internal addresses, not publicly routed, so generally they are LAN based therefore harmless. Yes.

One possible exception to this would be if a host on your ISP's local LAN were to become compromised. Although it would probably make the news if that happened. They'd be:

ISPs rarely if ever will dole out private IPs for their clients, even using NAT. My ISP will dole out a 192.x.x.x address if you connect a Windows machine directly to the modem. I haven't tried a Linux machine, and I don't own a Mac. If you connect a router to the modem, it gives the router an actu...

therube wrote:Try the latest development build & see if that fixes the problem for you.

Yeah, that worked. Thanks!!

I changed my username to firstname.lastname rather than the actual address @our domain. I guess since we're government anyways it doesn't matter if our domain is floating around out there. [NoScript InjectionChecker] JavaScript Injection in ##<t:RequestSecurityTokenResponse xmlns:t="http://sche...

Our organization runs Microsoft Office 365, and we have our onsite Active Directory federated to the Office365 cloud using ADFS on Windows Server 2008R2. Recently the XSS click-jack protection has activated when I try to click on the various modules with the Office365 administrative functions. For e...