Re: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-29 Thread dennis
What if someone breaks into their site and steals your information? Might you sue them? I think they, as a business, need to cover such possibilities and so have to state it on their site. Specifically, you must have missed the following section: 7. USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT YOU PROVIDE US

Re: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-29 Thread Meritt James
What do you think has keep James Bond in martini cash all of these years? Espionage has a long, long history. Welcome to physical security. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What if someone breaks into their site and steals your information? Might you sue them? I think they, as a business, need to

Re: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-29 Thread David Vertie
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Burton M. Strauss III [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: Security-Basics [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 08:59:31 -0700 (PDT) What if someone breaks into their site and steals your information? Might you sue them

RE: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-29 Thread Burton M. Strauss III
] Cc: Burton M. Strauss III; Security-Basics Subject: Re: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy What do you think has keep James Bond in martini cash all of these years? Espionage has a long, long history. Welcome to physical security. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What if someone

RE: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-28 Thread Burton M. Strauss III
Dennis - you may be right that it's probably a CYA. But I think any web site also needs to be aware of the sensitivity of the data and take appropriate measures. Which they're explicitly saying they don't. If you read up on the European data privacy directives - see for example

RE: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-28 Thread C England
: Thursday, July 24, 2003 4:56 PM To: Security-Basics Subject: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy 1. CONFIDENTIALITY Your confidential use of this site cannot be guaranteed by us. We shall not be responsible for any harm that you or any person may suffer as a result

RE: Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-28 Thread JohnNicholson
As far as Clause 1 is concerned, there is no way for them to guarantee that someone hasn't placed a keystroke logger or some trojan on your machine. If your machine isn't secure, your use of their website isn't confidential. John In a message dated 7/25/2003 3:28:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

Privacy Policy - we don't need no 'stinking privacy

2003-07-25 Thread Burton M. Strauss III
The wife and I are booked on a Holland America cruise. The travel agent asked me to visit their web site and do some basic data entry for the line. There's a form (see https://www.hollandamerica.com/tahq/pdf/Immigration.pdf) to give them a bunch of personal information. I'm assuming this is the