Re: Re: Defending users of unprotected login pages with TrustBar 0.4.9.93

[mike03051 () yahoo com]

Amir,

As I suspected, the hall-of-shame posted on Amir's site may be a bit misguided since these pages do in-fact submit 
HTTPS (SSL) logins.

JL,

Non-microsoft-OS like Apple, or Linux, or Amiga ?

What is likely to be the case is that they block any unusual headers. Automated bots send weird/wacky headers and this 
is one way to block attacks. I have no idea how effective it would be.

TrustBar plays no role in subiting pages, so no I don't think it would address this problem in the least.

Mike