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People seem to be missing that they have a private account part, protected by ssl, probably for services aimed at business owners. That's the reason for this no
by nolok 13y ago
People seem to be missing that they have a private account part, protected by ssl, probably for services aimed at business owners. That's the reason for this notice.
And the author of this thread's title is wrong, the fact that they don't use OpenSSL does not mean they do not use SSL at all (as proved).
- mercurialshark 13y agoAs pointed out below, even if you are not authenticating or transmitting data through sign in, you would still like to know if you are talking to the .gov site. Also, while they use SSL for authentication, they don't clarify via banner. Moreover, the login is for attorneys representing businesses, so there is potentially even more at stake. Yes, they would like to know they are actually talking to the .gov site.