[Swordmaker]

Link Only to an article from Ars Technica on a new man-in-the-middle attack which allows bad guys to gain data from people using WIFI hotspots about Secure websites you may be using, such as your banks or other websites that use HTTPS connections with encrypted connections. It works on any system, Mac, Windows, Linux, etc., because it relies on the industry standard of internet languages of the Hypertext communications after it leaves your computer environment. — PING!

Pinging dayglored, Shadow Ace, and ThunderSleeps for your ping lists due to cross platform security issues.

Multiple Platform Security
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[RayChuang88]

Fix coming for Google Chrome 52.x versions in 3...2...1...

(It should be noted Google pushes out updates to Chrome immediately if there is a known substantial security bug like this.)

[dayglored]

WiFi hotspot vulnerability, all platforms ... PING!

You can find all the Windows Ping list threads with FR search: just search on keyword "windowspinglist".

Thanks to Swordmaker for the ping!!

"...a lot of people are actually exposed to this attack when they engage in browsing via non-trusted networks... With the exception of the full URL, all other HTTPs traffic remains unaffected by the attack. Still, in some cases, disclosure of the URL can prove fatal for security..."