Re: SSL question
by "Gary Krockover" <gary(at)garykrockover.com>
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Thu, 3 Oct 2002 17:22:35 -0500 |
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If you're going from https to https, I don't see why it would decrypt? Good
question though, I'd like to have the definitive answer on this as well....
GK
| We have a secure site set up and are currently working on doing a
| co-registration deal with another vendor. This would entail posting data
| from our secure server to their secure server using an online form using
the
| POST method.
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| The thing is, I don't believe the data stays encrypted between the trip
from
| our server to theirs. I believe the security key we have basically
enables
| us to encrypt information going from one page to the next WITHIN OUR OWN
| SECURE SERVER, but NOT if it gets submitted to a third-party server, even
if
| that third-party server is also "secure."
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| Is this thought valid? Or would the data actually stay encrypted
throughout
| its entire journey even when leaving our server?
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| Thanks.
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