Re: credit card security -no padlock
From: dazedandconfused (jwrussell70@hotmail.com)
Date: 11/18/02
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From: jwrussell70@hotmail.com (dazedandconfused) Date: 18 Nov 2002 13:47:23 -0800
And then there's this.
There are mom and pop websites that use SSL to secure the
communications from your PC to the webserver, and then send an e-mail
in the clear to the seller with your order information including
credit card info.
Ain't that lovely?
It all looks kosher on the front-end, but you have absolutely no idea
what happens to your credit card information beyond that. It could be
mailed out in the clear to someone or stored in a database that's not
adequately protected from hackers.
I have one credit card dedicated to online purchases and just make it
habit to check the card activity online on a weekly basis.
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