[e-gold-list] RE: NetPay.tv security

2002-04-02 Thread Alexander Fedotov
Hello, Ian, This (completing forms on a unencrypted page to be sent to a secure URL) seems to be a moderately common problem. If transactions are to be secure, it would be a good idea (and most websites do it this way) to start a secure session to load the page on which the form is

[e-gold-list] Re: NetPay.tv security

2002-04-02 Thread Patrick Chkoreff
From: Ian Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] People need to be able to simply look for the 'lock' icon on their browser to determine if they are on a secure web server before entering confidential data. Yep. I remember raising this concern about the OLD GoldMoney interface, where they had login

[e-gold-list] RE: NetPay.tv security

2002-04-02 Thread C. Cormier - Ormetal Inc.
On 2 Apr 2002, at 17:35, Alexander Fedotov wrote: Definitely! Moreover, they have to be able to *check* the identity of party to which they are submitting *most confidential* data (the one, that will be responsible for its proper handling). I think there is a bug in NetPay.TV site. If you