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For the curious, below is the list of sites that DON'T send passwords in the clear. The curious case was Zynga. They don't have a login form. (!) Facebook,

For the curious, below is the list of sites that DON'T send passwords in the clear. The curious case was Zynga. They don't have a login form. (!) Facebook, YouTube, Yahoo, Windows Live, Blogger, Baidu, MSN, QQ.com, Google, Twitter, MySpace, Amazon, Wordpress.com, Ebay, Rapidshare, yandex.ru, mail.ru, imeem, Flickr, IMDB, Craigslist, LinkedIn, AOL, Blogspot, deviantArt, PayPal, Alibaba, Ning, Hulu

vlad 17y ago
As ridiculous as it sounds now, eBay used to give an option: use a non-secure form (by default), or click a link to proceed to a secure login form using SSL over https.
- nfnaaron 17y ago
  Amazon too. Everytime I used to think "well, duh ..."
- bigiain 17y ago
  I once had a website that did that - in '96 or '95 I think...
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