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N2MH/M Mark Herson has contributed to 2 posts out of 11673 total posts
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Hi Dave,
Yes, I do mean SSL encryption.
However, the issue is not so much hacking into a QSL site. These days, so many sites need logins and passwords that people lose track of which site needs which combination. Thus, they simplify things and use the same login/password for everything. Therefore, a login/password combination from someone logging into eQSL could be captured and used on a more interesting (or lucrative) site which already uses SSL and would not normally be visible.
This scenario and how easily it could be done could produce a lengthy debate. At the end of the day though, if someone asked you nicely, would you do it? :-)
73, Mark, N2MH
N2MH/M Mark Herson
Are there any plans to support a secure login into eQSL? Of course, the security conscious LoTW had it from day 1 but I notice that Yahoo now defaults to a secure login with an option for normal login. This is new and directly opposite what they have had all along.
73, Mark, N2MH
N2MH/M Mark Herson
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