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| Subject: | Re: Must we authenticate login forms (using SSL?)? |
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| Date: | Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:03:06 +0300 |
hi, we do authenticate login forms with SSL or not, UAE (users are everywhere) is the valid one, the attack is unavoidable. kind of hit-and-hide game. then MITM is also = UITM. if we can create a 'secure system' among all servers in the world, then we may provide security. but if clauses are jokers sometimes, i think it is better to prefer the identity based security systems. you can have SSL but user may not use https. if servers can control the use of https, then i think things would be different in terms of security (now i feel very insecure !).. i am just thinking though.. regards, billur c.
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