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Scenario you can intercept TCP connections and inject packets into the network. Attack Sniff network traffic and reconstruct the requested HTTP pages saving them to disk, like an HTTP proxy. When the same page is requested multiple times and the content doesn’t change, flag it as “fixed”.

I came across a question on Yahoo Web Analytic Group regarding debugging tracking code on a webpage without having access to the Web Analytics tool. The answers to this question can be more than one but based on my experience, the best way to check Web Analytics code on a page is to use a Packet Sniffer.

I was totally blown away by a new web hack I saw today by Niall Kennedy. I have known Niall for a little while now — having met him at several events after moving to San Francisco last year. I always knew that Niall was incredibly smart.

People following the blog will know that I’ve been using a temp email address this week - I’m now back using ewanspence at gmail dot com and all is well - So after asking around a few people, I think I’ve now a fair idea what happened to my Gmail account.