I wonder why I'm always being asked about the question below when I do my online banking. What does that actually mean ? I always click "OK", if i click cancel it wont lead me to another page. Does that mean if i choose "ok", my personal information would be exposed to others. PLS HELP ! I wanna know.![]()
although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could be read by a third party.
are u sure wanna continue sending this info??
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the page is going to start with https:// meaning it's a secure page (encrypted) but the connection itself isn't meaning someone could be between you and the website stealing the information. As far as I'm concerned, it's a disclaimer telling you that you aren't 100% secure, which is the case for everything you do online. Personally, i prefer Firefox or Opera and i only use internet explorer if i absolutely have to.
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heyz mate, I'm currently using firefox too. So u meant I should click cancel huh?
but how am I gonna deal with my online banking if I gotta click cancel all the time I won't be able to do it mate. any alternatve ? -
Ask your bank why you get that message. In my experience, if you get a message that asks if you want to allow unsecure content while viewing a secure site, it's usually images that are not served along secure channels.
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naw i say go ahead
i havn't had problems with it, i really think its more of a disclaimer. sorry for any confusion
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thats so weird. I tot banking sites were always secure to browse on. I will refer that to my banker. thanks for the info. -
thank you for the explaination. I think u did make it clear on your previous statement and I was just having another thought of it.
answers for the encrypted page and unencryted page pls??
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Bryce, Jun 8, 2006.