I noticed that when I am in my online banking, the url at the top never changes, but the inside portion does. I believe that this is done w/invisible frames, but I am sort of questionning the security of that. Supposed by fluke, someone actually figured out the "frame" that holds my info. Could they see all my stuff?
I want to set up some security measures on my web site, and someone suggested I use htaccess... Would it be better to do it in a similar way as my bank? Are frames more secure? Are there any other suggestions?
I want users of my site to be able to access members only sections that outsiders can't figure out the urls for, type them and avoid the login alltogether.
I want to set up some security measures on my web site, and someone suggested I use htaccess... Would it be better to do it in a similar way as my bank? Are frames more secure? Are there any other suggestions?
I want users of my site to be able to access members only sections that outsiders can't figure out the urls for, type them and avoid the login alltogether.