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Editor's note: This is specifically archived news related to the AOL-Files/FDO-Files site. Links have been updated where possible, otherwise noted if they are totally unavailable.

2004

FDO-Files IRC back once again
Posted on October 26, 2004 by Godsmisfit (Original AOL-Files Staff)
The FDO-Files IRC Server is back up at irc.fdo-files.com! We invite everyone to come chat there in #fdo-files.

Editor's note: See the Chat page for more up to date information.
Webmail Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability
Posted on October 21, 2004 by eGawd (Original AOL-Files Staff)
There has been a vulnerability discovered in Webmail where an attacker can construct a URL that when clicked will allow a cross site scripting attack and can even allow cookies to be hijacked. For more information: AOL Webmail Vulnerability.

To discuss visit our forum (original link no longer available).
FDO-Files is back up
Posted on October 14, 2004 by Godsmisfit (Original AOL-Files Staff)
FDO-Files was down for several months due to circumstances beyond my control. We're back up now and we'll have fresh content and design soon. irc.fdo-files.com will come back soon too, so tell your friends!
AOL Library List
Posted on June 21, 2004 by Godsmisfit (Original AOL-Files Staff)
I've compiled a list of all of the publicly accessible libraries on AOL. You can download the list by clicking here (Missing: godsmisfit/libraries.zip).To access a library, simply send the token 'eB' with the library number as the argument.Happy h4x0rz11ngingnggngng,
GodsMisfit
'AOL 9 Lite' Beta
Posted on June 18, 2004 by slushie (Original AOL-Files Staff)

In early beta stages right now is AOL's lightweight client, code-named Strauss. The welcome screen currently does not show up until you click a button for it, and then it says it is '7.0 Lite Welcome 1' of all things. This is a known issue... this really is Aol 9. The buddy list also sucks. Heh.It is buggy, yes, but it is lightweight. The installer is only about 12MB and it has many of the aol 9 features without a lot of the bloat. It is worth checking out.Some Screen Shots:

  • [[Media:AOL-Files Strauss Sign-On.jpg|Sign On Screen]]
  • [[Media:AOL-Files Strauss Welcome1.jpg|Issues Notification]]
  • [[Media:AOL-Files Strauss Welcome2.jpg|Welcome Proper]]
  • [[Media:AOL-Files Strauss BuddyList.jpg|Buddy List]]
  • [[Media:AOL-Files Strauss WriteMail.jpg|Write Mail]]Notice the new button format. They change color when you hover. It's actually pretty ugly.Download the Strauss Installer (Revision 61b) (Missing: slushie/Strauss.zip)Also, it may be possible to run the master tool in Strauss. For a discussion on this, visit the thread on this issue (Not available).