Dick,

> Maybe you should stop using Twitter as anyone that can MITM your
> session can tweet as you since Twitter does not enforce HTTPS on
> twitter.com

Thanks for pointing that out.  I haven't looked at the security
posture of Twitter, I just mentioned Twitter because Eran did.  The
point I was trying to make is that unauthorized write access to
protected resources (e.g. sending tweets or updates) can do as much
damage as unauthorized read access.

Francisco

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