Gaylord du Bois
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One size fits all.My password is MigdetGaylords. Oh fuck, gonna have to change it now. ;-)
One size fits all.My password is MigdetGaylords. Oh fuck, gonna have to change it now. ;-)
ginger will never be recognised as a secure password mate, at least not on here.
You know what mate, I like gingers
I'd have never guessed.
I will admit to having a thing for strawberry blondes ;-)
Would you trust the staff with your credit card details?Anyway, it isn't about my password. Firefox was suggesting that bluemoon is unsecure, I was just wondering if this was normal and firefox was being a dick.
Would you trust the staff with your credit card details?
Anyway, it isn't about my password. Firefox was suggesting that bluemoon is unsecure, I was just wondering if this was normal and firefox was being a dick.
Long time no see, how is parenthood treating you?Firefox is warning you that your connection from your computer to Bluemoon is not encrypted. When the data hits our network we force it to be encrypted. This is for really stupid legacy reasons based around TapaTalk bugs. We do major updates to the backend every season and this is on the upgrade list this year and has been since last April. Usually we do them post season but other circumstances mean this will be done early March this time
Theoretically somebody can sniff your connection and see data. However every connection you've ever made in the past 10 years has had this problem, Firefox has just made it clearer to you now.
Also like to point out that the change over still won't make data secure because certificate authority spoofing is a real thing. It just makes it more difficult.
Cheers Damo. Great to see you back. :-)Firefox is warning you that your connection from your computer to Bluemoon is not encrypted. When the data hits our network we force it to be encrypted. This is for really stupid legacy reasons based around TapaTalk bugs. We do major updates to the backend every season and this is on the upgrade list this year and has been since last April. Usually we do them post season but other circumstances mean this will be done early March this time
Theoretically somebody can sniff your connection and see data. However every connection you've ever made in the past 10 years has had this problem, Firefox has just made it clearer to you now.
Also like to point out that the change over still won't make data secure because certificate authority spoofing is a real thing. It just makes it more difficult.