Using HTTP Modules To Combat Leeching

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An article to demonstrate how HTTP Module-based filtering can prevent leeching.

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KingLeon

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Jaison John is currently working as a Software Engineer at Net Asset Management,India. He is an Electrical & Electronics engineering graduate from India with over 4 years of development experience behind him.His main areas of interest have been Visual Basic (both version 6 and .NET flavors),ActiveX, DHTML and most recently ASP.net and Winforms Development in C#/VB.net.

Using HTTP Modules To Combat Leeching

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