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cryowizard
03-06-2003, 08:37 AM
Hello all!
I have an issue with this site's security because, well, there isn't any. The login is not secure so password changes can be intercepted, and if I go to email account setup page you're printing the password out in plain text - not a good thing to do on an unsecure connection.
Are there any plans to make the site SSL-secured after login?
Best regards,
DM
bruce
03-06-2003, 10:42 AM
Hello DM,
The control panel should be secure. It sounds like a site design problem (linking to http rather https). Can you let me know how you get to the control panel?
Thanks
[b]quote:Originally posted by cryowizard
Hello all!
I have an issue with this site's security because, well, there isn't any. The login is not secure so password changes can be intercepted, and if I go to email account setup page you're printing the password out in plain text - not a good thing to do on an unsecure connection.
Are there any plans to make the site SSL-secured after login?
Best regards,
DM
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cryowizard
03-06-2003, 12:34 PM
Bruce,
I agree it sounds like design problem -- if you go to www.discountasp.net and log in from the top left login form, you do not get an https link but a simple http.
http://www.discountasp.net/ControlPanel/default.aspx
I have substituted http with https and was connected securely. This leads me to believe the form simply has the wrong link.
Best,
DM
[b]quote:Originally posted by bruce
Hello DM,
The control panel should be secure. It sounds like a site design problem (linking to http rather https). Can you let me know how you get to the control panel?
Thanks
[b]quote:Originally posted by cryowizard
Hello all!
I have an issue with this site's security because, well, there isn't any. The login is not secure so password changes can be intercepted, and if I go to email account setup page you're printing the password out in plain text - not a good thing to do on an unsecure connection.
Are there any plans to make the site SSL-secured after login?
Best regards,
DM
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bruce
03-07-2003, 02:27 AM
Thanks for letting us know.
We will fix this problem asap. In the mean time you can go to https://my.discountasp.net
Thanks again.
[b]quote:Originally posted by cryowizard
Bruce,
I agree it sounds like design problem -- if you go to www.discountasp.net and log in from the top left login form, you do not get an https link but a simple http.
http://www.discountasp.net/ControlPanel/default.aspx
I have substituted http with https and was connected securely. This leads me to believe the form simply has the wrong link.
Best,
DM
[b]quote:Originally posted by bruce
Hello DM,
The control panel should be secure. It sounds like a site design problem (linking to http rather https). Can you let me know how you get to the control panel?
Thanks
[b]quote:Originally posted by cryowizard
Hello all!
I have an issue with this site's security because, well, there isn't any. The login is not secure so password changes can be intercepted, and if I go to email account setup page you're printing the password out in plain text - not a good thing to do on an unsecure connection.
Are there any plans to make the site SSL-secured after login?
Best regards,
DM
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Hello,
I'm glad I read this thread.
Levi
Hi Levi
> Cleartext email passwords on management page. Is there a way to manage
> with SSL?
I'm not sure I understand your questions completely. If you are asking for a secure web-based method to do email, you can use the Secure Login link on your webmail interface to access a secure enviroment. However, please note that the secure environment will use our domain name (instead of yours).
If I haven't completely answered your question, please let us know.
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