http://www.blogsnh.com/drupal/blog_entry/tr_daggett/paypal_alert Comments for "PayPal Alert!" en http://www.blogsnh.com/drupal/blog_entry/tr_daggett/paypal_alert <!-- google_ad_section_start --> <p>A Finnish security researcher has shown how to mess with a supposedly &#39;secure&#39; PayPal web page while the address bar still leads visitors to believe they&#39;re safe.</p> <p><strong>Are you aware of the security protections many web sites use</strong> to [help] indicate to users (via their browser) things like the fact that the connection is &#39;encrypted&#39;, and that the site has been &#39;verified/validated&#39;* by one of the [many] certificate authorities (like Verisign**) ? If you are that&#39;s good. You&#39;re ahead of the folks who pay no attention at all, and it shows that you&#39;re making an effort to keep security in mind. Unfortunately that&#39;s not nearly good enough. </p> <!-- google_ad_section_end --> <p><a href="http://www.blogsnh.com/drupal/blog_entry/tr_daggett/paypal_alert">read more</a></p> http://www.blogsnh.com/drupal/blog_entry/tr_daggett/paypal_alert#comment Concord and around Greater Concord Mon, 19 May 2008 15:40:38 -0400 TR Daggett 1398 at http://www.blogsnh.com/drupal