It looks like it is time for me to do a new install on my Linux PC. I've not been able to do updates on the installed package for a while, so I guess it is time
The methods used for financial transaction on the web evidently are not that secure any more. New exploits have made updates in the Transport Level components of secured log-in's.
If anyone reading this has a simple explanation of the issue please explain it.
Upgrade:
Old bugs taken out. New bugs put in..........................
Bet the new security measures have already been hacked.
Just stop accepting Credit Cards, why would anyone pay a banker a fee just to get paid in the first place??
Credit Card theft and Identity theft are the same as pregnancy and AIDS, Abstinence works EVERY TIME it is tried.
yeah, i’m gonna fire my wireshark right up and analyze raw packets ... not a helpful article at all ... here’s an easier way:
In Internet Explorer, goto “Internet Options” => Advanced Settings => “Security” and disable all security protocols except TLS 1.2, and then see which https sites break (including your own if you have one) ...
There are plenty of enterprise devices that had 56 bit encryption built into the system. For some of these (e.g. certain older SANs) you either have to use an old browser, or wheel a crash cart and plug directly into the serial port. Major pain.
We’ve spent a huge amount of time at the company I work for remediating TLS.