That would screw any handicap customers though. Visual things are
kind of unfair to them. If it's text based, at least a screen
reader can deal with it.
Ahhh.... perhaps you need to re-evaluate your understanding here as
the picture is just a carrier mechanism.
Nah, I know the difference. I read to quickly and thought you mean
CAPTCHA. Yes, I understand. In fact, it's a technique used in one of
my favorite episodes of Millennium ("The Mikado") =)
Any time your charged with high treason for bringing your tattooed
arm out of the country and violating munitions laws it tends to get
noticed more. ;)
Time for google. Sounds like an interesting story.
Not really, though RSA isn't the default anymore.
Also, it's not as prevalent as I had expected.
Depends on the circles you keep.
And SSL uses the same underlying techniques just in securing the
session rather than a single message, so it is prevalent, just not
noticed.
Back then, it seemed to just a matter of time before it was
ubiquitous.
