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Re: bit.co.in address shortener
by
rme
on 06/04/2013, 17:42:08 UTC
If the addresses were encrypted I could still change them so I don't see how encryption would help prevent me from doing so if I had the retarded intention to do so, unless I'm missing something?

but what if a hacker gains access and changes the address how do protect against it?
If a hacker gains access can replace the entire website with a fake one and you can do nothing to stop it.
Just use a 64 character password for the ftp and do not login in a insecure pc.