Re: Internet banking aboard ship
- From: Kurt Ullman <kurtullman@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 23:00:33 GMT
In article <160520071820578365%fort@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Charles <fort@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In article <1179341304.626766.322750@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,The guys I have talked to seem indicate (assuming I understood them
pdevoy <pmdevoy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The number one concern I have is the use of a key
logger program where a thief would install this on a computer on the
ship and track what keys another user is typing to gain access to
personal information such as account passwords. Has anyone seen a case
where the onboard computers caused passengers to get ripped off?
Ordinary people can't install programs so a key logger would be
unlikely unless from the inside. However I would not do internet
banking over a cruise ships network either on their machines or on ones
own laptop. Or at any other internet cafe or wi-fi hotspot, unless
doing it over a VPN . The public network could be sniffed or hacked. If
you don't have a VPN and you must do something like internet banking
you can subscribe to Hotspot VPN. They have subscriptions for a shot as
a week or month.
correctly) that as long as you have the padlock on the browser closed
(SSL) you shouldn't have any problems with this with your own laptop.
Did I misunderstand?
.
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