Paros v3.1.2 released

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Date: 04/20/04

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    Paros v3.1.2 is now available at http://www.proofsecure.com/download.htm

    [Brief Introduction]
    Paros is a man-in-the-middle proxy and application vulnerability scanner. It allows users to intercept, modify and debug HTTP and HTTPS data on-the-fly between web server and client browser. It also supports client-certificate, proxy-chaining, filtering and various vulnerability scanning.

    [License]
    - Clarified Artistic License (open source and GPL-compatible license)

    [New feature]
    - Add DetectUnsafeContent filter. If this filter is enabled, it shows all unsafe web content like ActiveX control, malicious vbscript, content type, IE vulnerability exploit at runtime in the Output Window.
    - Allow to clear URLs by right-clicking the 'Clear all' option at the lower URL list
    - Allow to clear all windows by clicking Menu=>Clear Current Session, or F3 key

    Queries, bug reports and comments on Paros can be sent to
    paros@proofsecure.com

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