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Does an established SSLHTTPS connection mean a line is really secure?

From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSLTLS (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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Does an established SSL connection mean a line is really secure?

From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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Does an established HTTPS connection mean a line is really secure?

From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with TLS (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

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Does an established sslSSL connection mean a line is really secure?

From the view of somebody offering a webapplication. Whenweb application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

This question was IT Security Question of the Week.
Read the Jul 29, 2011 blog entry for more details or submit your own Question of the Week.

Does an established ssl connection mean a line is really secure

From the view of somebody offering a webapplication. When somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

This question was IT Security Question of the Week.
Read the Jul 29, 2011 blog entry for more details or submit your own Question of the Week.

Does an established SSL connection mean a line is really secure?

From the view of somebody offering a web application, when somebody connects with SSL (https) to our service and submits the correct authentication data, is it safe to transmit all sensitive data over this line, or can it be that there is still eavesdropping?

This question was IT Security Question of the Week.
Read the Jul 29, 2011 blog entry for more details or submit your own Question of the Week.

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