Right now we can’t give an exact timeframe on when this work will be completed. We’re working on redirecting the log in links to ensure that anyone logging in from the livepage will be able to log in securely. The company replied:Ĭertain of the login links from Mixlr livepages will present the listener with an overlay on the existing page.Īt the moment we’re not able to secure Mixlr livepages which means that it’s also not possible to secure these overlays. So, with no choice but to speak to Mixlr via the online chat service, I did so and asked about the plans for SSL. I had to look at the current job vacancies just to find that the company is based in London. In fact, for an online business, its site is oddly clear of any media/press information, or even details about the company. I tried to reach out to Mixlr, as a writer for this site, more formally for further details on its SSL plans but couldn’t find any contact details other than an online chat facility. I replied again, pointing out why this was wrong and… heard nothing back. Thanks – Jon /bUq0cA9rui- Mixlr August 22, 2019 Hi David – our login screen is also secure. I reached out to Mixlr about its lack of SSL: It’s true that some Mixlr pages do use SSL but, to my mind, that makes this situation worse. If you’re logged into a site and move between non-SSL pages, that login information is being passed around unsecured and is open for interception. However, it’s not only static pages that aren’t secured on Mixlr (although there are strong arguments for encrypting static pages too).
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Is this a problem? I raised this in the chat of the most recent recording of the PC Pro podcast and someone asked if it’s really necessary for static pages. That “Not Secure” message is because Mixlr isn’t using SSL, so pages are not encrypted. Visit the site in Chrome and you may see this in the URL bar: But, is there a problem? What’s the problem with Mixlr? Mixlr is a website, with associated mobile apps, that allows you to record and publish live podcasts – and allow people to join in, via text chat, whilst you do so. First of all, you may be asking, “What’s Mixlr?”.
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