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The document describes a project to develop an Intelligent Adware Blocker. It discusses adware and the need for an adware blocker application. The application will use Squid proxy server and Snort to operate in IDS and IPS modes to block adware. Technologies used include Java, JSP, HTML, Perl and shell scripts. Requirements include hardware, software and references used. The project won first prize in a competition.
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