In fact, I noticed the "Resolve Local Intranet Names" option, altering its setting had no noticeable effect on behavior. Further, I ran the uninstaller with all other applications closed, and although the options for CommonName were removed from within Internet Explorer, local addresses were still being routed to the CommonName website. Rebooting the machine and attempting to delete the CommonName folder in Program Files before opening any applications, I was denied the ability as the Babe DLL was already in use, thus the reason I used ACL's to deny access to that folder. -----Original Message----- From: Support [mailto:Support@Commonname.com] Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 11:15 AM To: Eric Stevens; bugtraq@securityfocus.com Subject: RE: CommonName Toolbar potentially exposes LAN web addresses Thank you for your email, Intranet resolution with CommonName can be activated by opening IE, clicking on Tools > Internet Options > Advanced Then scroll down to the CommonName section and selecting Resolve Local Intranet Names. With this feature activated Intranet names are not routed to CommonName for checking against our database of keywords.
