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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 03/13/07 11:31
dino d. wrote:
>> address or even the port number on your machine that's accessing
>> eBay's server -- data which you don't store remotely. If these don't
>> match they might ask you to re-authenticate.
>
> thanks for all the replies. let me ask a specific follow up- the
> sequence of events goes like this:
>
> a) user types their username and password into a browser, and clicks
> submit over an SSL connection
> b) user then is brought to a non-ssl connection, where they click
> something like "edit password"
> c) user is brought to a "change password" page, which is an SSL
> connection
>
> it seems to me that in step b, a hacker could catch the session,
> correct? so are we to assume that ebay is doing something in addition
> to sessions, such as IP recording, etc.?
>
> thanks again,
> dino
>
Who knows? I doubt anyone on this list is familiar with EBay's code.
So why not ask them?
But this also has nothing to do with PHP. It could be any language.
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