[tw] : First Public Secure Site via TLS

“First Public Secure Site via TLS”
From:	Seth Dillingham	In Response To:	Top of Thread.
Date Posted:	Tuesday, April 16, 2002 4:11:54 PM	Replies:	3

Enclosures:	None.

TAG/Eli is the first public site to be served securely from Frontier via Macrobyte's secure server, TLS.

I'm quite pleased that a site like TAG/Eli is the first. It's not e-commerce, it's about missing children.

TAG/Eli was designed and is hosted by Utopia Net, who co-sponsored the development of TLS (Thanks, Damien!) with another of Macrobyte's clients.

Re: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Stan Purington at 4/16/2002)

Is TAG/Eli a Manila site? I noticed that when you click on some of the links that look like they might
- RE: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Seth Dillingham at 4/16/2002)
  
  On 4/16/02, Stan Purington said: >Is TAG/Eli a Manila site? I noticed that when you click on some of
  - testing, please ignore (by Seth Dillingham at 4/16/2002)
    
    testing, please ignore
RE: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Robert Black at 4/16/2002)

I'm showing my ignorance here about the protocols used, but why doesn't IE (OS X) show its padlock in
- RE: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Seth Dillingham at 4/16/2002)
  
  Robert, The padlock icon is missing because that site's images aren't being served from a secure server.
- RE: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Brian Carnell at 4/16/2002)
  
  At 07:30 PM 4/16/2002 -0400, Robert Black wrote: >I'm showing my ignorance here about the protocols
Re: First Public Secure Site via TLS (by Damien Stevens at 4/16/2002)

We are proud to be the first! Excellent work by Seth and his team! Especially since Seth has never even

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