+[ Curtis Maloney ]-
| On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, Andrew Kenneth Milton wrote:
| Just to make those people who think "It will never happen to me" think
| twice, the Australian Government Treasury site was hacked and lots of
| banking details about lots
On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 07:58:48AM +1300, Graham Chiu wrote:
http://www.post1.com/home/ngps/zope/zsmime
Any ETA on the Win32 binaries?
Real Soon Now! ;-)
Seriously, I've just compiled M2Crypto with Borland's BC++ 5.5 free
compiler suite and linked with MSVC-built Python and OpenSSL. It
- You have a ZCommerce site. You accept credit cards, and securely
- communicate with a CC processor to verify the transacton. Now,
Besides Bill's suggestion, keep all your servers behind a good
firewall. One option is to use Linux IP Masquerading, having your
webserver *and*
"RDM" == R David Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RDM On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Bill Anderson wrote:
Personally, I would store the actual data on a seperate server,
not accessible to the public.
RDM Mmm. Yes, that makes it more secure. Still leaves the
RDM question of
On Thu, Jun 08, 2000 at 08:57:17PM -0400, R. David Murray wrote:
You have a ZCommerce site. You accept credit cards, and securely
communicate with a CC processor to verify the transacton. Now,
you want to save the CC# and other info in case something needs
to be done with it later
Hi,
Hi there,
I know your post indicates you've thought about this, but you may want to
reconsider storing CC info at all. It's a trade off on convenience for the
customer and security precautions on your site. If you don't have the
numbers, that's one less thing an intruder could do with your
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ng Pheng Siong
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Take a look at ZSmime,
http://www.post1.com/home/ngps/zope/zsmime
Hi,
Any ETA on the Win32 binaries?
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Regards, Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
"R. David Murray" wrote:
OK, any of you out there who have thought about ecommerce, cryptography,
and zope, I've got a design question for you. Actually, this question
is independent of zope, but I need to solve it in a zope context.
You have a ZCommerce site. You accept credit cards,
- You have a ZCommerce site. You accept credit cards, and securely
- communicate with a CC processor to verify the transacton. Now,
Besides Bill's suggestion, keep all your servers behind a good
firewall. One option is to use Linux IP Masquerading, having your
webserver *and*
- I'd like to also have a one-box solution, though.
Ooh, that's bad JuJu. Keeping CC#s on the same box as your
webserver?
a) Pray there are no overflows/misconfigurations/etc. on the webserver
daemon.
b) Turn off EVERY other service on that box (even ssh has had a buffer
overflow).
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