Imaginary Landscape
RSS FeedI recently wrote a feature article for eHealthcare Strategy & Trends magazine entitled, "How secure are your Web-based forms?" The article explored what happens after you press the submit button.
It turns out that lots of things can happen - many of them bad.
To clarify, "bad" is the wrong word. "Potential security weaknesses" is a better description. Once the information is whisked away it can be - and probably is - transmitted and stored in clear text.
To be fair, form security is not always needed. Take, for example, our website. Probably not a lot of sensitive or private information you'll be ...
Updated 07/14/10 @ 11:16AM CDT by brian
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