VODAFONE USB MODEM TONATON VERIFICATION
It's similar to a connection failed, 404, etc.Ġ8:05 cpm: Lol, letter-head verification cracks me upĠ8:06 that I'll bet lead to losses greater than whatever losses were had by 'untrusted' certificates.Ġ8:06 ecrist: that's right. using faked letter head kinda stuff.Ġ8:05 I have IT people here, who, when they started using Firefox 3, thought we were having internal website problems because the ssl error wasn't friendly, at all. Where 'untrusted' certificates actually caused loss, relative to 'trusted' certificates that were acquired via fraudulent means.Ġ8:05 There are cases where folks paid good money to acquire certificates in another companies name.
I'd *love* to see an analysis of ssl certificate fraud.
:PĠ8:02 pinchartl: they *overly* imply that the site they user is connecting to is dangerous/fraudulent.Ġ8:02 ecrist: I think I agree with you for the most partĠ8:03 I just get constantly nagged by the "trust" aspect of SSLĠ8:03 But it costs so much to be trustedĠ8:03 And anyone with money seems trustworthy.Ġ8:03 I think, if they gave you a yellow bar, similar to the one they have for "do you want me to remember this password" indicating that, while the connection was encrypted, the site's identity cannot be verified" would be sufficient.Ġ8:04 ecrist: the risk my be overstated by Firefox, but that's better than understating it :-)Ġ8:04 pinchartl: that doesn't make it less wrong, on the part of mozilla.Ġ8:04 Safari does it nicely, without a lot of doom and gloom.Ġ8:04 yeah, that's pretty funny.
08:02 pinchartl: Moinmoin has the "validated xhtml" logo on the bottom of their pages, but if you actually run it through the validation, it fails.
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