A Finnish security researcher has shown how to mess with a supposedly 'secure' PayPal web page while the address bar still leads visitors to believe they're safe.

Are you aware of the security protections many web sites use to [help] indicate to users (via their browser) things like the fact that the connection is 'encrypted', and that the site has been 'verified/validated'* by one of the [many] certificate authorities (like Verisign**) ? If you are that's good. You're ahead of the folks who pay no attention at all, and it shows that you're making an effort to keep security in mind. Unfortunately that's not nearly good enough.

She acts like a jealous woman.  I'm not sure why since he's not hers to begin with, but I suppose that is telling in itself.  Although, if one were to delve deeper into the topic, jealousy concerns something one already has and is afraid of losing while envy concerns something one wishes to have but does not.  Either way, it has been going on for quite some time now, and only seems to be waxing rather than waning, as though her jealousy is feeding off of itself.