[Calpernia]

I'm not talking about the clock at homelandsecurityus.net.

No, not all java scripts prompt before running.

Yes there IS an embedded code in the source for what I'm referring.

I'm done posting publicly on this for now. I will update when I can.

[brucecw]

No, not all java scripts prompt before running.

JavaScript normally doesn't prompt before running - it's not a binary executable, and it's limited to playing with things only within the JavaScript "sandbox." So it's normally never a threat (In the early days of the Internet there were some early browsers which had bugs in the JavaScript implementation that could have been troublesome from a security standpoint, but nobody uses such old technology any more).

A clock using an embedded binary of some kind could indeed be a threat - and you should be prompted before such a thing would be allowed to run.

[labolarueda]

"I'm not talking about the clock at homelandsecurityus.net.

No, not all java scripts prompt before running.

Yes there IS an embedded code in the source for what I'm referring."

Thank God I haven't linked to the site!

At first I thought it was a US federal government site and was almost to go there. Thanks for the warning.