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Hi All

 

I am using OsCommerce for the first time and I find it great so far and these forums have been great debugging etc. I am just about finished testing and am going live.

 

However I am concerned when testing my site that a user can login on a public computer and access the site, input all there details and make a purchase and log off. Then the next person to do the same and inputs their credit card details gets the last persons digits in the form?

 

Any idea how to prevent this from happening?

 

Many thanks

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Thanks for the link is this something I should ask my webhost?

 

They set p the space and the SSl for the site?

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Thanks for the link is this something I should ask my webhost?

 

They set p the space and the SSl for the site?

 

 

Hi if you are on a shared server hosting you will not be able to be PCI compliant, so you should not collect cc info at all.

 

 

Sign up for and use a payment gateway to process your cc payments. (something like authorize.net)

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Thanks for the link is this something I should ask my webhost?

 

They set p the space and the SSl for the site?

 

wow.. that's not good... so they conned me into buying SSL even though I can't legally take CC numbers :( I should ask for a refund!!

 

my client has a EFTPOS terminal where he wanted to manually process the cards without going through a gateway which takes a larger percentage of money and is slower..

 

I will have to look more into this.

 

I really appreciate your comments!

 

Thanks

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wow.. that's not good... so they conned me into buying SSL even though I can't legally take CC numbers :( I should ask for a refund!!

 

my client has a EFTPOS terminal where he wanted to manually process the cards without going through a gateway which takes a larger percentage of money and is slower..

 

I will have to look more into this.

 

I really appreciate your comments!

 

Thanks

 

 

You should still have ssl to ensure that other customer info inputed is done so in a secure mather.

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