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If you know what Object is stored in the Vector you can explicitly cast it as I stated above. If you don't, and you need to do it on the fly; its reflection as qball has stated.
Here is a...
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Had a machine hacked running ZA (free) sitting behind a Linksys BEFSR41 router. They removed ZA registry entries but allowed the ZA toolbar to reside. Switched to sygate.
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You need to explicitly cast the Object in the vector. So, if you stored an Object instantiated from class Person, you would cast it w Person.
((Person)v.elementAt(2)).getName();
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Let me share w you the two attacks that have happened to me.
#1: A machine running Norton Internet Security (NIS) sitting behind a Linksys BEFSR41. I knowling used ftp.exe. Figured it was...
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Your machine can still be hacked even if they are behind a router/firewall. It depends on how secure your client software is.
As stated above, my kids machine w ZA and behind a Linksys router/Nat...
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My kids machine had ZA and he plays CS all the time and he had no latency problems. His machine was hacked though while he was playing. They came in and disabled ZA. They then started sucking up...
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God I'd love to have an emulator to read Amiga floppies. I have a silly amount of games that I would love to run again.
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So you have it installed to show others how bad it is. How about your friends come over our houses. We'll show them "THAT YOU DON"T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING" j/k
Seriously, what is the deal with...
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Hey jump on the band wagon joe, no one is making you use it. So, don't.
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Very interesting. The only game that my kid played on the net is CS. Zone Alarm was hacked. It no longer booted up. msconfig no longer referenced the various files that ZA uses. NAV at times...
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