Site not secure? (paypal and others) Bug with the Security button?
Asked on: 21 Jul 2008
https://www.paypal.com/
This site (and other banking sites that I use) appear to be insecure with Opera (Win 9.51). Nonetheless, when I click on the security button, the site is reported as secure, and using "TLS v1.0 128 bit ARC4 (1024 bit RSA/MD5)". Firefox and IE report the site as secure.
It appears to be ONLY the security button that indicates that the site is not secure. I even tried several different skins to make sure it wasn't a skin problem. Is this a bug?
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Is Security Software Becoming a Security Risk?
Asked on: 26 Nov 2007
Is the software we're using to protect ourselves from online attacks becoming a liability? That's what Thierry Zoller believes. For the past two years, the security engineer for n.runs AG has taken a close look at the way antivirus software inspects e-mail traffic, and he thinks companies that try to improve security by checking data with more than one antivirus engine may actually be making things worse. Why? Because bugs in the "parser" software used to examine different file formats can easil...
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Minimum security prison or 0 security prison?
Asked on: 29 Jan 2008
Member of drug ring escapes from prison camp
01/29/2008
Associated Press
Authorities are searching for a member of a San Antonio drug ring who escaped from a federal prison camp.
Adam Villarreal, 29, probably walked out of the minimum-security Three Rivers Federal Prison Camp between midnight and 3 a.m. Sunday and arranged for someone to pick him up, said Tom Smith, a deputy U.S. marshal and spokesman for the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force.
Villarreal is considered a dangerous fugitive, said U.S....
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Airport security? What airport security?
Asked on: 21 Aug 2008
So March of last year, the Mrs and I took a weekend trip to Vegas. We flew from Portland to Vegas (nonstop), and then Vegas to Portland (nonstop). Today it was raining and the only jacket at hand was the one I apparently wore on that trip and haven't worn since. Inside were two boarding pass stubs.
Stub #1 - Las Vegas to Portland, for passenger Josh ____
Stub #2 - San Francisco to Las Vegas, for passenger Michael Paulumur
What the hell??? They gave me a boarding pass for the wrong passenger, wro...
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Security clearance question?
Asked on: 02 Nov 2008
For those that have been through the process of obtaining a security clearance, do you think Obama could get one? A Top Secret one? One of the highest level suitable for a President?
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These are National Security Advisors?
Asked on: 25 Jul 2004
Oh yeah, heinz-kerry chooses his advisors well. he scares me more and more and when I think of the possibility of him becoming POTUS/CIC.
I also wonder if he'll be "too busy" to be briefed on National Affairs and on Homeland Security. he was too busy to be briefed by Tom Ridge a couple of weeks ago.
he's worse than the jerk that I usually call him. :p
http://www.washingtontimes.com/op-ed/20040722-083848-1689r.htm
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