When customers have placed orders where are the orders stored. Before they are retrieved
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On your ISP's server in the acatalog folder, with 000 permissions (you can't even read them), using at least 128 bit encryption and even stronger 1024 bit encryption for the CC details.
NormanNorman - www.drillpine.biz
Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey -
Interesting point.
BUT.... I can read mine. OK, they are encrypted, but I can still open the files. I have a feeling its because I ftp 'securely' but I'm not sure. I have shared SSL (not able to use it with actinic), and my secure ftp user / pw links to both secure and non secure locations. I will look into it though.....
I also find reading the abandoned session files is helpfull, as I can see at what point people jacked out of the system.Andy Warner
www.legendgames.co.uk - rpgs, boardgames, dice and other geeky stuff
www.RPGMiniatures.com D&D and Star Wars Miniatures
Both running the Cart from Search Page hack
Also www.mainlymurder.co.uk www.thegamesplace.co.uk and www.thediceplace.co.uk
All running V8.5.2 Multisite on a windows 7 quad PC, augmented by Mole End automation, from a single shared database, using actinic specific hosting from Host-IT.
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