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Old 28-03-2004, 12:51   #8
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Re: Do ntl encrypt DOCSIS cable modem traffic?

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Originally Posted by Macready
Aye,

So the implications really mean any password and details that you would enter in a plaintext format on an internet website would be sniffable as I read that.
If you are entering password details into a website without a padlock on the browser window, then yes. So loggin into this site would be sniffable.

Logging onto Amazon would not the site is secure and the traffic between it and you is 128bit key encrypted (unbreakable in a sensible time frame).
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