Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) wrote:
OK, if we are at it, can you tell me, why Thunderbird (using 2.0beta)
doesn't deactivated any links, once recognized and marked as a scam?
Perhaps there is already an open bug for this, else I'll open one...
That's a _very_ good idea. Please open a bug if there
beltzner wrote:
It's by no means a solution.
It's by all means an improvement over the status quo.[1]
But perhaps not the only possible improvement...and most likely not the
best one either. After private discussions with some members of this
forum, we decided to work on an alternative proposal
On 2/9/07, Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One of the arguments in favor of of a special treatment for the EV
certification has been that of prevention of phishing, which I cited as
Yup, and that's more of a UI-related issue, IMO. EV gives browser
manufacturers more reliabl
-services
brethren offers only *single-factor authentication* - would rather be
elsewhere proclaiming the convenience of online banking and leave the
security outreach to the vendors. This arrangement - in which consumers
rely more and more on products and infrastructure that treat security as
an
