Thor HW wrote:

> It depends.  For Internet apps then what hotmail.com is better than any
> suggestion on here so far.  SSL for the login page, session tracking
> there-after.

Can session-tracking apps be easily hijacked?  With every query, the clients
sends the cookie information.  This could be seen as logically equivalent to a
user/pass combination, couldn't it?

If SSL is used, though, for every connection, then that shuold be harder -
doesn't SSL call for a session password to be generated via an encrypted
challenge-response protocol?

- Robb

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