How to build this page?

Build a small form to get the username and password with the secure socket layer (https:) then generate a session cookie to be sent to the browser to identify the session afterwords. This way you protect the users info from being easily intercepted and used by someone else.

check http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

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In order to do all that, you will need to have a server side programming language like ColdFusion, ASP, .NET, PHP, Java, ...etc. To get a security socket layer, you will need a security certificate. The prices vary depending on the security strength that you want. You can go to http://www.fiestadomains.com and click on SSL Certificates at the top of the page for more information. You would create a page using one of these languages to process the username and password. After verifying against a database, if the username and password are valid, you create a session cookie (using one of the programming languages mentioned above).

If you have more questions, please feel free to contact me.

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Internet problems!!!!!!!!!!!!?

When i enter to secure site, it does not allow me: It show this:

The page cannot be displayed

The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may need to adjust your browser settings.

Please try the following:

Click the Refresh button, or try again later.

If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.

To check your connection settings, click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options. On the Connections tab, click Settings. The settings should match those provided by your local area network (LAN) administrator or Internet service provider (ISP).

See if your Internet connection settings are being detected. You can set Microsoft Windows to examine your network and automatically discover network connection settings (if your network administrator has enabled this setting.

Click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options.

On the Connections tab, click LAN Settings.

Select Automatically detect settings, and then click OK.

Some sites require 128-bit connection security. Click the Help menu and then click About Internet Explorer to determine what strength security you have installed.

If you are trying to reach a secure site, make sure your Security settings can support it. Click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options. On the Advanced tab, scroll to the Security section and check settings for SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0, PCT 1.0.

Click the Back button to try another link.

Internet problems!!!!!!!!!!!!?mr messed up

Go to tools%26gt; internet option and then click on the security tab.adjust your security level to medium-high.. that should do it.

Internet problems!!!!!!!!!!!!?getting late opera theater

Turn off all firewalls, anti virus and anti spyware and try again.

Reboot then try again.

If that doesnt work then...idk. thats all I know it could be.

I sure hope you resolve your issue.

Best wishes!

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What good is it to redesign the Madeleine store when its completely insecure .....?

They claim:

"credit card numbers are encrypted using 128 bit encryption"

However if you go through the ordering process, at no point do they use SSL the secure encyption method to ensure your card details are not taken by hackers and the like.

You can tell because you don't get the telltale 'padlock' symbol showing on your browser, nor do they re-route you to a https address which they should do if you are using a secure page.

So basically all the details you fill out and send to them when you place your order are unencrypted and any hacker worth their salt can not only harvest your credit card details but because early on in the process they want your address so they know where to send the item to, they even know where you live.

So if you value you're security, I would advise you NOT to buy anything from the Madeleine store until they fix this massive security loophole.

oh and maybe they will change the Copyright 2006 at the bottom of the page too.

What good is it to redesign the Madeleine store when its completely insecure .....?tickets

I think someone mentioned before about why these items are for sale - presumably the cost of these items has been paid for out of the fund that people have donated to and then they a selling them so they have received the money twice for them presumably making a profit the second time.

They shouldn't be selling these items, they should be giving them out free - people have donated their money to help and they are charging to make people aware of their daughter.

They have turned her into a business, marketing her at every opportunity, it's disgusting.

What good is it to redesign the Madeleine store when its completely insecure .....?ballet opera theater

You don't expect them to spend valuable money on designing a secure website do you? Anyone who buys anything from that site is an absolute mug so why bother?
Who are the Madeleine store ?... is this once of those fiendishly clever McCanns question ?
Well, I'm so glad I didn't work overtime this week, so, as to contribute!

But none the less I gave 锟? to the elderly! And 锟?0 to the children in need...I'm freckin skint! they sit outside Tesco etc....and I feel sorry for them!!! Wonder when they will do a Madeleine one?

Do you think gerry would subsidise me?

LMAO! Nancy D...Methinks i will in future..lol
You ought to buy one of these instead: http://www.cafepress.com/knickerbocker
I would rather throw my money down the drain, than buy off that site. Why feed the Mc's parasites. Nothing is going for Madeleine, it is for them.
Aye, as insecure as the way they left their kids.

Chunkz: Take a close look the next time you donate to people outside Tesco - you just might find the bold boy himself!! lol!
A store, how tacky is that, what next? Whatever happened to dignity in a situation such as this!
Did you also notice that you can only buy a Madeleine poster if you're buying something else.

They won't let you buy the posters alone - why not? It's a poster highlighting Madeleine's disappearance, surely they should be on sale without the catch.

That's unbelievable.

Actually, why are they selling them anyway and why do they have a store? They have over 锟?m dandies in the pot - and they're selling them. What for? The fund? These are things that they should be out distributing for free all over the place - not asking people to buy them.
I will keep my money,and they can do what they like.
they are selling replica cuddle-cats for 锟?5 each, and pick a photo of madeline, they have copies of all her outfits, if you want .....

yeah sick I know, but so is making a profit out of a missing child

EVEN MORE SICK WAS THE CHILD WAS LEFT ALONE!!!
If you give money, give it to something worthwhile like the nspcc, the McCanns have a million pounds +, what good has that money been in finding Madeleine?

Marketing Madeleine like this is shameful.

When you think,that they neglected her in the first place.
Yes, I was wondering how they can explain the copyright 2006 at the bottom, why hasn't anyone else picked up on this?
Another hate campaign question amongst 1000s This is SPAM and against Yahoo rules, it is HATE SPAM

Need help with a rg60se router?

when my router was set up the person who set it up did,nt secure it as he said it did,nt matter but i really want it secured with password etc so will i have to reset it it and do it all again as the booklet that came with it is useless and when i type my ip address in the browser i just get a load of web pages,be grateful for any help or advice..

Need help with a rg60se router?comedy club

if only your router supports wireless connections and you are currently using wireless connections you should and must secure your network well to do so thers no need to start all over again the only thing you have to do open your router configuration page (type your default gateway ip address in the address bar in the web browser page , if you donno where to find youre default gateway ---%26gt; in run type cmd press enter a black box opens type ipconfig and press enter and its there !) find a tab which is written wifi and look for the settings of wifi there must be an option which you could choose between WEP and WPA-PSK to secure your wireless connection choose WEP which is the most reliable one and then choose a password and valid !

Need help with a rg60se router?sheet music opera theater

The web pages you should get are the admin and configuration pages. If you hard reset it you will need to re-enter all the ISP login details from scratch. Once logged in go to wireless security and set an encryption key, then use your machine's wireless connection tool to find your router, set a matching key and connect.
ur not supposed to type ur ip

type the ip of the gateway

u see that icon of 2 computers on ur task bar.

which indicates the connection

double clisk on it..

and from that window.. if ur in xp.. select the next tab and click details

from there you wil get the gateway ip address

type it in explorer.

it wil ask for the password..

see the manual for default username and password

now u should get into the router page..

about the security

there are a lot of options in front of u.

you can either make it secure by using a password without hiding it..

that means ppl can see it.. but cant access it without the password..

next u can hide it completely..also set password with that.

setting password is easy,,'

the page you are now in is called the router page

[i havnt seen this]

ther should be an option for security

make secure.

WEP etc..

select WEP [wireless encryption protocol]

and set the password

you wil be disconected automatically now.

now.

the wifi- icon on desktop wil say some networks are available..

open it.

it wil show ur networkk

wen u connect it wil ask for a passkey..

type in the key and u are good to go..

if u had selected hide ssid..

u wont see any network..

also .. any one can get connected [its a funny trick]by typpin in any passkey

but they wont be able to access anything..

it wil just say tht they are connected.

dont get confused use the manul.. ull find everythin in picture there
Start menu..Network..d/click the router..pasword is 'admin' leave the user name blank

1 click on tab "wireless"..."wireless security"

Security Mode---WPA2 Personal

WPA Alogorithms-----AES

WPA Shared Key---enter a 10 digit number and note it well

finally Save Settings

Can a hacker hijack a PC?

Alright, so, every laptop and desktop in our house is connected via a wireless connection, and my dad setup the connection and secured it by using the MAC filtering, changing the SSID, and all of the other steps needed to secure a network. Now, my question to you all is this: can a hacker hack into our network and hijack a PC, such as using the internet browser, playing media files, etc. I doubt they can, but I just want to make sure. Thanks in advance!

Can a hacker hijack a PC?concerts

Let me make myself clear. A wireless network can NEVER be made completely secure. Even the government cannot ensure that a hacker will not get into their networks. However, you can make it reasonably secure by doing what you are doing. Be sure to use either WEP or WPA encryption and hide the SSID and change it, and everything else. The fact is, someone could sit out in front of your house or nearby and hack in a matter of several hours. But do not worry. Make sure there are no cars or vans out front trying to hack in. This only happens in the movies though! The comforting fact is that the amount of security you are using will make it so a hacker will not bother to spend the time to hack yours when he can drive a little more and use the hundreds of thousands of unecrypted unrestricted wireless networks in the US. But you asked a hacker "can hack into your computer and the answer is YES absolutely. Ask any security or IT professional in the world and they will agree. But who is going to go through all the work to do that to defeat all the firewalls and encryption that you have set up. But do not doubt that it can be done. There are some very good articles about this on the internet. WEP and WPA encryption have many security flaws as well, but those are likely your only options and that's fine.

Can a hacker hijack a PC?headache opera theater

sure

easily
deffinatly, no problem.
They can. i have seen it happen, if so just turn your computers off or unplug the internet i dought it will happen tho, your network is very secure.
it shouldnt if you installed the encryption, you can check what computers has been logged on in the 192.168.2.1 somewhere there
Yes a hacker can. You need some type of firewall AND you need to secure evey computer connected on your network and always set up network passwords on every computer. Also get some good virus protection to make sure you don't catch any viruses from hackers.
Yes they can but if you take some good security pratice into place they won't wast there time on a small fry like you. no offence. They want easy remember that. If you have your anti-virus upto date a firewall and you have good wireless protection. Anti-spyware and don't do anything to stupid then you will be safe. If anyone tells you sure easy don't believe them they need you to download a trojan for you to get infected. I would not worry to much about it thou. They want bigger accounts and easy of use. If your not either of them then they are more then likely to go next door where it is easier.
Consider the trojans... If you let them in, maybe packaged as a innocent looking email....

Make sure you have AVG(free) or similar virus protection. And make sure you have Ad-Aware(free) and run that regularly.

Also having a personal firewall on each computer is a good idea, see ZoneAlarm(free). All these things will make it much harder to get hijacked, hacked, or infected. It won't make things perfect though.

Other things that I have found really helpful and actually work better then the originals is to use Mozilla Firefox(free) instead of Internet Explorer, and use Mozilla Thunderbird(free) instead of Outlook or Outlook Express. These programs are freely available, much less likely to get infected and also have many easy to use features that I find hard to live without now(like tabbed browsing). And make sure you do your windows security updates(unless you know specific ones you don't want(some software doesn't work under service pack 2 for example))

Nothing is perfect though, so keeping up-to-date and on top of things and you will be ahead of 90% of the people out there.
Of course.But make sure your computer's security strength is strong enough to protect your computer.
They pretty well have to be in front of your house to do that,...if you have all of your security in place there shouldn't be a problem, but if you have an unsecured connection any-old-joe can get into your folders and they can scam your line for their purposes. So, secure your connection with a complex passcode. This is from my 'Dummies tips:

"A big problem in most wireless implementations is that people don't use the features built into the products they buy. By some estimates, about half the wireless networks out there do not use encryption. To make matters worse, around half of them used the default network name as well. This is surprising when you consider all the press about the security (or lack thereof) of wireless networks. So ask yourself this: Do you really want people who drive past your home or office to be able to connect to your network?"

Here is a 'Dummies' site that can help you to connect safely and without a lot of hassle. It is plain ordinary English.
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Yes. As you know, everytime a software companies update their virus and firewalls, hackers are always finding new ways of breaking into the systems, which is why all software is constantly updated.

Now that said, you should probably consider subscribing to PC World or a good PC magazine. Here's an article that might help you. It is very long, but you will be more knowledgeable and be able to protect your computer better. Beware of the many sites you visit. Also, you can download malware, spyware programs to scan your computers.
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Isn't Firefox a joke?

Lots of people compare this as a better option to IE, but they're wrong with their reasoning sometimes.

IE7 and Opera are way better than Firefox. Here's some of FF2's users reasons:

Firefox is much more secure - Wrong. ACTUALLY, IE7, Opera, and FF2 are all pretty secure. The only security for FF2 comes from having a low marketshare, and IE7 and Opera actually has built-in protection that works, without downloading.

FF is much more faster - Wrong. It's actually slower on many systems. It takes up system resources far more than IE7 and Opera, and the browser %26amp; pages take quite a bit longer to load up.

FF comes with less problems and bugs - Really? Then why do I see Y! users come up with FF problems? I thought it was so problem free? I guess it isn't.

FF is very extendable with many add-ons - so is IE7 and Opera. IE7 even has it's own add-on website: http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/catego...

So what do you FF guys have to say

Isn't Firefox a joke?playhouse

I agree with you.

I personally like IE7 and Firefox the best.

I've had problems with Firefox ever since I installed it. More so than IE or Opera.

I took the chance to redownload IE7 again, and you know what, it really is better now that I think about it. It works for me, like it did before, and there isn't a problem.

I just switched to Firefox because somebody told me to do it - Now I'm getting it off my computer.

Thanks for your assistance.

I suggest you also download IE7 Pro - it has extra feature not included in IE7, and bundles them along with it. AdBlocker, inline spell check, tab history, all that stuff.

It's free and nothing bad has happened to me with it : http://ie7pro.com/

Isn't Firefox a joke?plays opera theater

I think we say, "Please don't feed the trolls".
I read something almost exactly like this... about a year or so ago.

The main debate isn't against IE7 and FireFox... The main debate of which is better started when IE6 was still being used. So ALL of your little tidbits of information are meaningless.

Firefox is far superior to IE6, but IE7 actually stands a chance against Firefox.

If you were around when it came out, you'd understand :)

Toodles
I still use IE6 but I don't care for IE7 at all. The phishing filter slows it down considerably when browsing. Not to mention I don't like the new arrangement of the toolbar buttons.

I use Firefox on occasion. There's certain times when IE doesn't cut it on a website, doesn't allow me to see certain things, and when I switch to Firefox there's no problem at all.

It's all a matter of preference really. Yeah the biggest reason Firefox is "more secure" is because IE is a bigger target for hackers. I don't think you can truely argue that one's better than the other.
The reason (I believe) firefox is somewhat popular, is because it is open source, which all the geeks and hackers love. Plus, they like "sticking" it to Microsoft. I'm not saying FF is inferior, because I absolutely love the browser, but then again, I love the open source software.
As an IT consultant; I'll say that no system is perfect. But FF, Opera and Safari's bugs, while they exist tend to be of the less "OH MY GOD! IF YOU DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS, OUR COMPUTER WILL EXPLODE" variety. Or at least they get less press (perhaps due to market share, which is ~15% for FF) so they seem less massive.

Personally, I think they all suck- I use Safari 3. Its pop-up blocker hasn't missed one pop-up ad that IE, FF, and others have always (even with their venerable blocker activated). Safari loads the fastest according to an independent testing agency with loading HTML.

When it comes down to it; IE was going downhill once it tried to strange the market- and software like FF, Opera, Safari and others have come back to challenge, though they are not pre-installed on any PC. Its call capitalism, and its groovy.

I am all for more browsers taking chunks out of IE, so that people who make the websites will do it right and not cheaply/poorly the first time (save me alot of fixing!)
Security

What a joke. anything MICROSUX puts out aint worth a poop!!!

Just to answer one biggest up side of Firefox is browser based viruses and trojans are wrote via ActiveX controllers. Which Firefox does not use.

Add Ons

Add ons from MICROSUX are wrote and locked so IDIOTS cant screw up the coding. Firefox add ons I can edit to my needs.

Faster

how much crap you loading up in the tool bar? I use Firefox on all my machines and they kill IE. Again I am able to edit the browser settings and run it how I like.
When choosing a WB one must consider the content providers. All most all content providers support IE, many do not support FF. That in itself makes IE a better browser. All you FF advocate try watching Netflix online movies using FF!
I think you've already answered your own question. Not only did you waste five points by asking, you wasted your own time by typing out how you felt about it and then reporting back again and again to explain how you still didn't like it. Why does it even matter? Some people are going to love Firefox, and some are not. That's life. Big deal. Personally I enjoy Firefox. I don't have any specific reasons why, but I do happen to enjoy it. Internet explorer stops responding too often for me to work with, whereas Firefox does not.

But it still doesn't matter. You've got your own opinion about it already. You totally wasted a lot of time (just like I did).
You have never used Fx have you?

BTW it is Fx for Firefox not FF

Is this toshiba a good laptop for 229.00 new in box?

Intel? Celeron? M processor 530 with 533MHz frontside bus, 1MB L2 cache and 1.73GHz processor speed

512MB DDR2 SDRAM for multitasking power, expandable to 2GB

SuperMulti DVD卤RW/CD-RW drive with double-layer support records up to 8.5GB of data or 4 hours of video using compatible DVD+R DL and DVD-R DL media; also supports DVD-RAM

15.4" TFT-LCD widescreen display with TruBrite technology and 1280 x 800 native resolution; support for 720p

80GB Serial ATA hard drive (5400 rpm)

Intel? Graphics Media Accelerator 950 with 8MB-64MB dynamically allocated shared graphics memory; S-video output

CD/DVD media controls for easy one-touch access to movies and music; Internet button conveniently launches default Web browser

5-in-1 bridge media adapter supports Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, MultiMediaCard, Secure Digital and xD-Picture Card

4 high-speed USB 2.0 ports for fast digital video, audio and data transfer

Built-in Atheros high-speed wireless LAN (802.11b/g); 10/100Base-TX Ethernet LAN with RJ-45 connector; 56 Kbps modem

Weighs only 6 lbs. and measures just 1.5" thin for lightweight portability; lithium-ion battery

Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic Edition operating system preinstalled; software package included with Microsoft Works 8.5, Ulead DVD MovieFactory 5, Adobe Acrobat Reader and more

Is this toshiba a good laptop for 229.00 new in box?classical music

Yes, Great

Is this toshiba a good laptop for 229.00 new in box?ms stress opera theater

For that price it's pretty good
go with dual core.. forget celerons and single processors

forget vista basic..premium is better

forget less than 1gb of TRUE memory (i.e. 256 NOT stolen by gfx card)

try to get a ati or nvidia chipset for the graphics card..

and you can't really go wrong =)

works .. open office = free + better

acrobat = free download anyway

get the model number, have a look at www.ebuyer.co.uk

see if they are cheaper still =)
The $349 deal is a better deal.

The cheaper one is a good deal too, but the OS (Vista Basic) KILLS the deal !! I haven't met anyone yet that is happy with Vista Basic.
Perfect!