It is so scary to work on computers that belong to someone else.  You’ll never know that they might have hidden programs that can keep every piece of information that you type in the keyboard. Much more dangerous is to transaction business or make online transactions using credit cards. If you are careful enough in whatever you are doing, then you might just was well be putting yourself into real trouble.  Take this…

Here is a code that my friend decrypted from a particular site. It is in java script and that code is harmless since it is takes only the clients’ information and will not be submitted to the server. The bad thing only is that if it is submited to the server’s site that collects info. So, be carefull of going to untrusted sites.

<Script Language=”JavaScript”>
var content = clipboardData.getData(”Text”);
if (content!=null)
{document.write(”<a href=http://www.syncrisis.com><center><font size=5 color=red>WARNING, TEXT RETRIEVED:</font> (see below)<br><br><span style=’background-color: #FFFF00′>”);
document.write(content);
document.write(”</span>”);}else {
document.write(’<a href=http://www.syncrisis.com><center>No text found in clipboard. This is a good thing!<br><br>Works with Internet Explorer and Netscape.’);
}</Script>