I'm not a contributor (yet), and haven't picked a project to focus on. Still, I like the idea of helping out.
I'm mildly concerned that the "Individual Contributor's License Agreement" submission page (including name, address, and phone) is submitted via unsecure HTTP.
I realize packet sniffing among Internet routers is rare. Still, I see no reason to avoid HTTPS in todays day and age for any personal data.
HTTP where HTTPS is more appropriate (Individual Contributor's License Agreement)
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I agree with you, I just don't can't change it myself... (try emailing Tom)
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We're actually discussing this now as moderators. We're in the process of pointing out a few non-HTTPS sections of the site that should probably be switched to HTTPS. Thanks for your help.jasondivy wrote:I'm not a contributor (yet), and haven't picked a project to focus on. Still, I like the idea of helping out.
I'm mildly concerned that the "Individual Contributor's License Agreement" submission page (including name, address, and phone) is submitted via unsecure HTTP.
I realize packet sniffing among Internet routers is rare. Still, I see no reason to avoid HTTPS in todays day and age for any personal data.