Hehe, that's an odd feature of web browsers; they can be redirected
by hyperlinks to display the contents of one's own computer. That
information is not being provided by, or seen by, the website.
Open your browser and type in c:\ or file:///c:/ and it will display
the contents of your main partition. That's what the link on the
website directs. Perfectly safe.

There have been reports of some websites advertising some type of
security software using this "trick" to convince viewers that they
need to buy this security software to protect their computers.
Scary nonsense.

Larry "ZombyWolf" Hooper

Allen Spencer wrote:

> I recently surfed to the following website at the suggestion of
> a friend:  www.marbleorchards.com.  It's a site that features an
> odd collection of photos of gravestones and cemeteries and other
> bizarre things.  Clicking through a menu on the site I went to
> a page entitled "A Few Fun Things".  Well, there's an animated
> GIF that shows you that your hard drive is being uploaded to
> Microsoft and then deleted and a couple of other prankish things.
> Kinda fun.  But when you click on a button entitled:
>
>     "Want to see what the Undertaker dug up on your HD?"
>
> a window pops up with the DOS page "Directory Listing of /C:"
> with the contents of your hard drive on it.  You can even open
> jpegs on your system in this window.  Uh, what sort of program
> is this and is it potentially harmful?  It's spooky!

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