Re: Watchfire Free Tools

[Tom Wells <drshade () gmail com>]

I think the point that watchfire_free_tools () hushmail com was trying to 
make is that in order to download PowerTools from the watchfire site 
users are required to complete a form, which sends an email with the 
download link afterwards. But it seems that you can download the product 
by using the link below (and thus circumventing the need to fill in the 
form). Could be wrong :)

Paul Laudanski wrote:

> Maybe I'm just plain tired at the moment, but what was the driving factor 
> behind this post?  Was it in reply to someone that I missed?
>
> On Tue, 2 Aug 2005 watchfire_free_tools () hushmail com wrote:
>
>  
>
> > The irony of companies that "play" at security and can't even 
> > protect their own sites from the same attacks they claim to protect 
> > others from. And please, no BS excuses, there is no download 
> > withour registering !  
> >
> > http://download.watchfire.com/powertools/Watchfire_PowerTools_1.0.33
> > _setup.exe
> >
> > Another reason why not to buy this smoke and mirrors FUD from 
> > vendors like this !
> >
> > Anyone want to hep train them on their own paper ;-)
> >
> > https://www.watchfire.com/securearea/whitepapers.aspx?id=7
> >    
>
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