What are "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" located in Internet Options?
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The Trusted Root Certification Authority feature allows a router to be configured with multiple root certification authorities (CAs) that it trusts. Thus, the router can use a configured root CA (a trusted root) to verify certificates offered by a peer that were not issued by the same CA defined in the identity of the router. When a trusted root is configured in a router, the router does not have to enroll with the CA that issued the certificate to the peer.\n\nThis feature also provides support to other public key applications when different roots are needed to authenticate different components.
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It's being used by:\n\nOrgName:    RIPE Network Coordination Centre \nOrgID:      RIPE\nAddress:    P.O. Box 10096\nCity:       Amsterdam\nStateProv:  \nPostalCode: 1001EB\nCountry:    NL\n\nAt least that's the search result on this IP search page http://psacake.com/web/eg.asp
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Check the security level in the \nSTART -> SETTING-> CONTROL PANEL -> INTERNET OPTION\n\nTRY REDUCING THE security status
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You could do a reverse-DNS lookup.  I don't know how helpful the information would be from a security standpoint.  Also you would tax your web server's processor.
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I checked: http://www.geektools.com/whois.php\n\nAnd it came up with: \n\nSBC Internet Services SBCIS-SIS80 (NET-70-224-0-0-1) \n70.224.0.0 - 70.239.255.255\nPPPoX Pool - rback1.hstntx 112805-2027 SBC07023702800023051128202809 (NET-70-237-28-0-1) \n70.237.28.0 - 70.237.29.255\n\n\nThere are other IP address programs out there you can try and google and see if you can get more info.  Some of them also have an abuse link and you can mention this i.p. has been abusing.
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get 7.5.0.674 at www.filehippo.com
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The user name is    root\nand password was that, you have provided during installation
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support.microsoft.com\nsearch the knowlege base.
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go to http://www.arin.net and enter the web address or ip address and verify the registrar information.
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http://www.linuxiso.org/
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MCSE, CCNA, CISSP, the list goes on and on just type in Google Computer certifications or network certifications something like that
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http://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/security/
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theres thousands of sites\nmost are very discreet for obvious reasons and hard to find\n\nbut ur best bet is bittorent or a file-share program
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go to www.vcdhelp.com\nlook up the guides\nthere you see  the root folder set up on a dvd dics
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i believe you want HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in regedit, it lists all the file extensions and the associated application...
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on thge web page just go := tools==internet options==security tab==trusted zone===cusom level , scroll down to c the java options , enable whats required
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Try "packetstormsecurity.org"