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Attempt to Steal Enom Password

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If you are using the eNom example code to access the API, be careful that you are not simply going through normal HTTP protocol. My understanding is that this can be "listened" to (capturing clear text data), and amounts to security hole if you are trying to keep your password out of the wrong hands. If you are using CURL, or otherwise talking through port 443 and not port 80, you should be doing fine.

Just a thought.

If you would really like to know the content of information flowing between your server and others, definitely look into TamoSoft's products. http://www.tamos.com/ They also run All-NetTools.com, which is a geat resource.

~ Nexus
 
It's not only enom domains - Register.com, StarGate and Goddaddy are the same. BulkRegister is the one I like for security - best used for vital and active name servers to.

It's not That Bad, really - security in the domain industry is much tighter than the security hosting industry as any webmaster knows.
 
Domainaholic : agree it's tighter. If not, yahoo.com will be redirected to dnforum.com :D
 
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