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Re: Shopping With Your Cell Phone
by martin on Thursday June 22, @09:53AM
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hmm look at the web site..56 bit encryption signed by Verisign in South Africa (the company is based in Califonia).
Netcraft probes report IIS on FreeBSD...
all very 'interesting'. Either they are trying to be clever and foil the script kiddies or somethings afoot.
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Re: Shopping With Your Cell Phone
by David Rubin on Thursday June 22, @05:16PM
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martin,
Sounds very interesting, but I know not what site you're referring to.
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Re: Shopping With Your Cell Phone
by The Brotherly Behemoth on Saturday June 24, @12:42AM
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I don't know which site you are talking about, but the "Cape Town, Western Cape, ZA" is standard for Verisign certs (or was before they merged with Thawte). I haven't a clue why.
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