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Message-ID: <20040512163705.97535.qmail@web60605.mail.yahoo.com> From: geggam692000 at yahoo.com (D B) Subject: Wireless ISPs --- Mister Coffee <live4java@...rmcenter.net> wrote: > Dan, as a couple of people (myself included) have > pointed out, you're dealing with two separate issues > here. Three, actually. > > First: Secure transactions through a web interface > Second: Cleartext replies to said transactions > including sensitive data. > Third: Inherent insecurity on the Wireless leg of > these transactions. this will be the last i post on the thread because as u pointed out its degrading when is the IT community going to realise the simple fact offering a service over an integrated network takes EVERYONE assuming responsibility for their own segments ill use an analagy of a bucket brigade putting out a barnfire what happens if one guy goes on a smoke break ? it all breaks same goes for the internet i see so many debates / discussion drop to petty "its their fault" or "their responsibility" how about stepping up to the plate and forcing others to do the same as to the part of me worrying about legal issues when i email the customers .... i am at a very liberating period in life nothing to lose but freedom and its debatable i have that .. i do live in the US besides life is boring without raising a lil hell Dan Becker __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - Buy advance tickets for 'Shrek 2' http://movies.yahoo.com/showtimes/movie?mid=1808405861
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