I have this idea to use an HTA to bridge the gap between local and remote.
The HTA seems to be able to by-pass all security stuff, this is very handy for us.
Of course the hta is delivered as trusted file from our website, our users will use it.
My idea is to create minimal local hta and update it with the latest HTA contents from the internet.
Since an HTA *can* make the bridge between local and remote it would be very handy to download and execute generic win32 apps.
No worries, nothing related to virusses and so, otherwise we would spread a plain exe.
But this is often an issue if it needs to connect to a remote server.
The HTA seems to be able to by-pass all security stuff, this is very handy for us.
Of course the hta is delivered as trusted file from our website, our users will use it.
My idea is to create minimal local hta and update it with the latest HTA contents from the internet.
Since an HTA *can* make the bridge between local and remote it would be very handy to download and execute generic win32 apps.
No worries, nothing related to virusses and so, otherwise we would spread a plain exe.
But this is often an issue if it needs to connect to a remote server.
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