Have any of you seen remote thumbs yet?

Frank · 05-12-2004

It's actually quite easy to set up a secure SSL transfer.

This guy is obviously a pretty good programmer but simply chose a route that was not secure. A few years back he might have got away with it - but now everyone and his uncle seems to be a hacker.

Personally I see merit in this program - as long as it's secure. It'd be great if he could modify the system - if not I guess it's a non-starter.

His program *could* help generate more traffic for a management fee of only 5% of traffic - and if you try it and don't like it? You can remove it. If a new secure version of this comes out I'll try it.

- Frank.

05-12-2004	#18
Frank Members Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 62	It's actually quite easy to set up a secure SSL transfer. This guy is obviously a pretty good programmer but simply chose a route that was not secure. A few years back he might have got away with it - but now everyone and his uncle seems to be a hacker. Personally I see merit in this program - as long as it's secure. It'd be great if he could modify the system - if not I guess it's a non-starter. His program could help generate more traffic for a management fee of only 5% of traffic - and if you try it and don't like it? You can remove it. If a new secure version of this comes out I'll try it. - Frank.