Orange Shop

[Guest Rem1x]

Is it just me or is the orange site not secure when you try to buy something? Not sure I want to put any of my details in!

[Guest Nik Louch]

It' just the images load from a normal site.

[Guest Rem1x]

It' just the images load from a normal site.

That sounds right, but has any one else got an idea?

[Guest tomjo7]

Well i get this on google chrome when I go through the process:

I think they may have a slight problem there... I wonder if they know about it?

EDIT: Just found this...

Looks like it's probably safe.

Edited September 26, 2010 by tomjo7

[Guest Rem1x]

Having shown it to my to my web developer friend, he says it looks fine, too.

Well looks like I'm ordering my phone tonight :lol:

[Guest HugoQueiriga]

Having shown it to my to my web developer friend, he says it looks fine, too.

Well looks like I'm ordering my phone tonight :lol:

Don't forget topcashback so you get £12 cashback!

[Guest Rem1x]

Don't forget topcashback so you get £12 cashback!

Thank you :lol:

[Guest Nik Louch]

Like I said...

The page is secure, but as the image shows "other resources" are not. This basically means that you are on a secure page, but the images loading are from the non-secure server.

I know Internet security experts will argue that this does negate overall security, and that an image can be used to exploit this...

But in reality - you are fine :lol:

[Guest Simon O]

Like I said...

The page is secure, but as the image shows "other resources" are not. This basically means that you are on a secure page, but the images loading are from the non-secure server.

I know Internet security experts will argue that this does negate overall security, and that an image can be used to exploit this...

But in reality - you are fine :lol:

It's caused by Orange using absolute URLs for loading images instead of relative URLs.