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Evilcry:
Great Job!
Seems that all works fine ;)

Regards,
Evilcry

MysteryFCM:
Much appreciated, cheers :)

MysteryFCM:
The online version has now finally been updated ....

I've finally gotten round to re-writing the link extraction routine for vURL Online, so you will now also see a list of links contained within the source code of the site you are dissecting.

On top of this, it will also tell you;

1. How many links there are
2. How many iFrames there are
3. How many scripts there are

http://vurl.mysteryfcm.co.uk/

MysteryFCM:
Changes:

Added: Connect via proxy
Added: Prompt when iFrames found (previously only highlighted them)

Modified: Re-written malicious link detection routine

Fixed: Minor bug with prompts (scripts etc being found) not being displayed

Notes:

The "Connect via proxy" option was added for those on ISP's such as Cox, that block known malicious domains, but still need access to them.

Download:
http://support.it-mate.co.uk/?mode=Products&act=DL&p=vurldesktopedition

MysteryFCM:
Well, I've done a few more updates to the vURL Online site.

First and foremost, I've finally gotten round to updating the FAQ. Let me know if I've missed anything :)

Secondly, I've made a change to the results page. I'm gonna let you guys figure out what the change is ..... and as a hint, query a URL that uses load balancing (e.g. Google's homepage ;)).

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