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Posted by TwistyCreek on May 5, 2006, 3:53 pm
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> TwistyCreek wrote:
>> Jim Watt wrote:
>>
>>> If I have a secure server and open a frame on another non secure
>>> webserver is the data to the browser from the frame encrypted?
>>
>> No.
>>
>> Now ask the question properly and you may discover why it's still OK to
>> do things like this in most cases.
>
> Beside that it will make your address bar change from yellow to red,
> orange or white, a broken SSL icon and a warning about mixed content
How descriptively myopic of you to base a reply on pretty color changes
and dummy graphics, and miss the point entirely. <sigh>
> popping up, what exactly is the purpose of such a stupid thing except
> giving a wonderful opportunity for phishing?
Why would you assume that any nefarious motives exist? The question was
regarding end-to-end encryption and distributed content. And more
importantly perfect forward security, which SSL never has and never will
provide.
Now go back and think real slowly about what was being asked, the answer
given, and see if you can't manage to stumble across the correct page
before you reply again.
Don't worry, nobody will be holding their breath.
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