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Re: Should login pages be protected by SSL? (and comment to moderator)
From: Amir Herzberg <herzbea () macs biu ac il>
Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 22:18:48 +0200

Andrew van der Stock wrote:
On page two, it says for clients / card holders / admins / POS / ATM they state:

"1 Network (e.g. Internet) – must have authentication and encrypted communication to web and/or application server"

I don't think they get much clearer than that. MUST to my standards jaundiced eye means "no exceptions". AND means both authentication and encryption at the same time. So basically, I think that covers off SSL logins - in my book, Visa / MC require it for Internet websites - no exceptions.
Thanks - that's pretty clear, I must have missed it... Can you please resend me the original document, I may have erased it by mistake?

thanks, Amir Herzberg

thanks,
Andrew

ps. On the bounces, ezmlm should remove them automatically after 5 days. But if it doesn't get better, I'll hassle the Symantec admin staff to help me as I can't always see who the bounces are.
Thanks! And sorry - I didn't notice you are also the moderator... Honest mistake.
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Best regards,

Amir Herzberg

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Bar Ilan University
http://AmirHerzberg.com

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