Very Computer

Many Thanks

N. Sassu

Quote:> Can someone please tell me wich one of these psions
> supports secure servers to do internet banking?

> Many Thanks

> N. Sassu

Steve

The forthcoming Opera browser for EPOC will support SSL.

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Aj.

First establish with them what they require. That could save you a lot
of money.

My bank also only allows the use of IE4 and not Netscape.

When I pointed out to them that every time I used IE4 it sent private
details to Micro$oft in America, and asked them to assure me that my
private banking information would remain private, and then to
demonstrate to me how they intended to prove that micro$oft was not
stealing that too, they have refused to answer or address the issue!

I don't use their internet banking facility for that very reason!

Regards

Chris

ps Oh yes! It's The Royal Bank of Scotland btw.
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Thank you all  for the replays
will opera work on both models?
and which would be the best model for internet banking?

Many Thanks Again

N Sassu

Quote:> Can someone please tell me wich one of these psions
> supports secure servers to do internet banking?

> Many Thanks

> N. Sassu

Quote:> Hi

> Thank you all  for the replays
> will opera work on both models?

Quote:> and which would be the best model for internet banking?

Quote:

> Many Thanks Again

> N Sassu

Quote:> Both machines use Web V2.00 which does not support secure servers. The
> forthcoming Opera Web Browser port for Epoc does support secure servers.

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Quote:> However the banks tend to be very specific about the browsers they will
> allow users of internet banking to use.  For instance with my particular
> bank I am forced to use IE4.0 or above.  Perhaps other banks are more
> flexible about this though.

A number of Fresco users have thus been able to access a number of banking
sites, especially things like Barclays, Lloyds and Egg.

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Aj.

:>However the banks tend to be very specific about the browsers they will
:>allow users of internet banking to use.  For instance with my particular
:>bank I am forced to use IE4.0 or above.  Perhaps other banks are more
:>flexible about this though.
:>
:

Incredible, given that pointing IE 3 (and above) allows anyone with intent to
do just about anything (and I mean ANYTHING) to one's computer and/or the
network it is connected to.  I tell you this because I was absolutely amazed
to see what an Internet Consultant was able to demonstrate to me as I am
going about deploying an e-commerce site (that NDA forbids me to mention at
this time....)

Windos exposes everything that is needed to be known for a malicious systems
designer one is pointing their IE browser at...

Put another way, if anyone breaches our firewalls and touches our cluster
servers, their machine will reboot.  If they come back again, it is totally
technically possible for us to =kill= their motherboard...

It left me pondering long and hard for many nights... there is a bomb out
there in *space waiting to explode... mark my words...

,c.

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Steve

: :> [...] with my particular bank I am forced to use IE4.0 or above [...]

: Incredible, given that pointing IE 3 (and above) allows anyone with intent
: to do just about anything (and I mean ANYTHING) to one's computer and/or
: the network it is connected to. [...]

Not if "the network it is connected to" uses sensible security measures.

Just because *one* machine on the network is running Windoze, that does
not mean that they *all* are.
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