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Re: Should login pages be protected by SSL?

Subject: Re: Should login pages be protected by SSL?
Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 19:38:28 -0700
There may not be an advantage in breaking into that account
but consider that when grandmother registered at the web
site she probably picked the same userid and password
and password hint as she has at lots of other sites ..

And SSL does nothing to mitigate that risk.

-Steve

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Steve Shah
sshah@RisingEdge.org 

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