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RummyBoy · 04-05-2015, 09:40 AM

Lets say you have a white label which you are hosting on your own server:

(1) Someone connects to your site (which is 256 bit SSL secured) and you have a REGISTER and LOGIN function that is secured by your SSL.

(2) Once logged in from your site, the user enters into a billing function on a third party site (which is 128 bit SSL secured) with a totally separate key.

How did this work for security of the user?

Since there are two separate levels of encryption and two separate encryption keys for EACH of the two steps (a) login/register and (b) billing/payment does this improve security of the user?

Or is it exactly the same as if you had used one SSL key throughout all steps?

04-05-2015, 09:40 AM
RummyBoy Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 2,157	SSL Encryption - User Security Query Lets say you have a white label which you are hosting on your own server: (1) Someone connects to your site (which is 256 bit SSL secured) and you have a REGISTER and LOGIN function that is secured by your SSL. (2) Once logged in from your site, the user enters into a billing function on a third party site (which is 128 bit SSL secured) with a totally separate key. How did this work for security of the user? Since there are two separate levels of encryption and two separate encryption keys for EACH of the two steps (a) login/register and (b) billing/payment does this improve security of the user? Or is it exactly the same as if you had used one SSL key throughout all steps?