Quote from: CIYAM Open on May 28, 2013, 02:57:56 PM

Quote from: w1R903 on May 28, 2013, 02:41:18 PM

Or wait for someone else to host it on an SSL-enabled URL.

If you have the source on say github then I will be happy to grab it and put it somewhere under https://ciyam.org.

Thanks for the offer! The source is on github (I'm esbullington on github, the link is somewhere above), so please feel free to do so, but I do have it on https://bitcoin-secured.com which is SSL. It's just down for a few minutes while I'm updating it. So I'll have it back on an SSL-enabled site real soon.

Users who use the online portion of bitcoin-secured hosted by a third-party should make sure that

1) It's SSL-encryped
2) It's someone you trust

The best way to run the online portion is locally, simply by going to the `bitcoin-secured/online` directory and then running: python -m SimpleHTTPServer

The site will then be available at localhost:8000

Since blockchain.info is now using CORS, this should work, but I've not yet tested it (working as fast as I can to do so).

PS: Please note that I have signed MD5 hashes of the offline code that can be downloaded at: https://bitcoin-secured.com/#/download