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Your use of the phrase "even if" makes me think that you are saying that loading a form on a non-https page would be secure when that is emphatically not the ca
by latortuga 15y ago
Your use of the phrase "even if" makes me think that you are saying that loading a form on a non-https page would be secure when that is emphatically not the case at all.
- mukyu 15y agoI know that http served https form target login is an anti-pattern. I was saying that a) firesheep does not have anything to do with passwords (which he implies it does) and b) it would be prevented with ssl anyways. I don't even know why he brought it up.