How to Obscure Any URL

From the page: "First take note of the "@" symbol that appears amid all those numbers. In actual fact, everything between "http://" and "@" is completely irrelevant! Just about anything can go in there and it makes no difference whatsoever to the final result.... more

Reviewed by Aurorealis Feb 15 2005, 01:26pm ( 257 reviews ) • pc-help.org

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Rated by techsaqib on Oct 15, 4:58am

wow nice tricks m great work
Rated by PEBKAC-Comic on Jul 20, 4:04pm

Very useful information. Sure, some of it is out of date, but it's still useful to know for historical reasons, etc.
Rated by JohnShepler on Jul 07, 5:14pm

Nice technical description and a helpful guide to know what the evil-doers are up to.
Reviewed by Ellenenellen on May 27, 12:39pm

Unless you have a good firewall!
Rated by Duriel on Mar 01 2009, 7:28pm

Way out of date (last updated 2002). Browsers aren't quite so stupid anymore.
Reviewed by allencch on Feb 08 2009, 7:29pm

Doesn't work in FF3
Rated by 2qt on Jan 30 2009, 6:31am

From the page: "Place NSLOOKUP.EXE in your Windows directory and you can use it from a DOS window. A simple nslookup query is structured as follows: "
Rated by TheThrill01 on Jan 29 2009, 12:45pm

That's awesome.

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