[clue] security question

[Philipp Giddings]

I filled out the first two pages these are insecure according to the 
browser.
I am not sure what they are saying in their explanation
Transaction Security
All communications initiated by this form are transmitted via Secure 
Sockets Layer (SSL). The SSL protocol is the industry standard method 
for creating an encrypted, secure connection between your web browser 
and a web server.
(one would think these would be https calls)
maybe when you actually get to the credit card info they make https calls?
Zombies are always sketchy

On 3/26/2012 10:25 AM, Mike Bean wrote:
> Briefly, I want to register for the denver run of 
> http://runforyourlives.com/ , but I can't just take their word for it 
> that their site is secure just because it has a footnote at the bottom 
> that says, "this site is secure".    Well, if that were true, wouldn't 
> it show up with the browser lock icon or https:, in the URL?   Is it 
> possible it's just a @#$@#$@#$ implementation of SSL?   Is there 
> another way which I am not aware of to do the needful on a site 
> security before rendering a credit card number onto them?
>
> Bean
>
>
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