>Where double lines (==) are in a VPN Good tutorial. Thanks.
>What that means to you the consumer is that you must verify >not only https and the closed padlock, but the URL also to make >sure you are going to the place you intended. Don't use links >that came in e-mail. Instead, use the bookmarks after typing >it in the first time. Some banks will let you customize your landing page with a photo, custom colors, or other features. This makes it harder for a spoofer to spoof you. >You cannot guard against this form of spoofing by just having >a third party VPN. The VPN service will happily send you to the >spoofed URL in all its encrypted glory. The idea of using a VPN for a wireless connection is that your are protecting the most vulnerable part of the transaction. It is a good trade off between safety and simplicity. Of course if you have a VPN available at the destination computer that would protect you all the way. You can buy a router that will do IPSec for about $50. ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
