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How to turn on Phishing in internet explorer 7

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Hi does anyone know how to turn on the Phishing option in Internet Explorer 7 for ALL USERS that log into the pc. It would be awesome if there was a command line to accomplish this.

Thanks to all who respond.

i dunno about command line but it can be done with a group policy

GPEDIT.MSC

Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Internet Explorer->Turn off Managing Phishing Filter->Enabled->Set Mode to Automatic

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i dunno about command line but it can be done with a group policy

GPEDIT.MSC

Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Internet Explorer->Turn off Managing Phishing Filter->Enabled->Set Mode to Automatic

doesn't that turn Phishing off?, I would like to turn it on for all users

If you read the description on that policy it sound like it turns it on -wny else would you have to choose an option. GPs are like sometimes that you have to enable the disabled policy to enabled what you want to disable. :D

Why not use regmon to see what registry key is changed? Or hex inetcpl.cpl

-gosh

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Why not use regmon to see what registry key is changed? Or hex inetcpl.cpl

-gosh

I have the regkey but is A PER USER settings. I would like to set it once per computer.

I have the regkey but is A PER USER settings. I would like to set it once per computer.

Give this a try:

HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT

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I have the regkey but is A PER USER settings. I would like to set it once per computer.

Give this a try:

HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT

that is still per user setting.

Not really. its kind of both. the HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT branch applies to all NEW users but will not affect existing ones

if you know so much about the registry why didn't you find it? it only took about 10 seconds searching the HKLM branch once i got to a machine running IE7

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\PhishingFilter

Enabled=2

Enabled=1 for on without auto checking

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Not really. its kind of both. the HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT branch applies to all NEW users but will not affect existing ones

if you know so much about the registry why didn't you find it? it only took about 10 seconds searching the HKLM branch once i got to a machine running IE7

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\PhishingFilter

Enabled=2

Enabled=1 for on without auto checking

That branch in HKLM doesn't exist. I just did a search on a machine with IE7

If it doesn't exist then you should create it and if it doesnt override the one in HKCU the remove the one in HKCU

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Edited by geek

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