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MITM attacks - do they really happen?

Posted by Eddy Nigg
October 18, 2008

(If you happen to know what an MITM attack is, fast forward to here)
The man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack is the attempt by an attacker to implant himself between the client (browser, mail client, IM client) and a server serving some web page or other content. The attacker receives all requests and responses to and from the […]

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@mworrell Check your mail and make another request. I believe we can issue that one as the payment happens on a different site.
@mworrell But I'm looking right now into your request. Maybe a mistake happened there.
@mworrell :-) We don't really differentiate for-profit or non-profit. All we care is the purpose of the site/domain. But we'll look into it
@mworrell Which FAQ item do you think of?
@mworrell Yes, we treat all payment method equally, including Paypal, Google Checkout etc. It has nothing to do with the payment purpose.

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