https://habbohotel.co.uk yes i know its normally http but why need a certificate :|
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https://habbohotel.co.uk yes i know its normally http but why need a certificate :|
Good find, no idea though...Maybe because it has a s? Which could stand for server? I dont know... :S
Secure network aint it?
I just pressed yes and it don't ask no more. :S
Merr...
Good find I s'pose.
(happy ryan!?!)
Probley on a server lol
mehh gives u emails tho :P
I think it is used as a test site like when they put new news in the stick in there and look for any problems....
those are the log in sites, the one entitled "theallseeingeye" is what they used to use to see CFH messages on. the link right above that one is for the staff login. very old news but good question :)
This isnt news as firstly i doubt without being offensive that most of the habbo users here know what certificates are used for or do they care. Secondly its there to validate each user browsing the site, never seen the other links before but im sure they are just tester links for site designs or image uploads.
https is a URI scheme. https means that http has to be used but with a different default port and additional encryption/authentication layers between HTTP and TCP. It was invented by netspace corporations to help with encryption for security-sensitive communication, such as payment transactions.
and just to let you know it doesnt mean it on a server. The fact that its on the net kinda means its on a server of somesort.
when someone logs into housekeeping it will be https:// instead of http:// to show its a secure network this was implimented after the housekeeping attacks i believe to add security. Its the same with PECOS eProcurement (a bit like eCommerce but better) it will login on https:// but you cant go to https:// and see a site.
https://www.habbohotel.co.uk - Is normal for any HTTPS site which uses their own Home Made Certificates to give a warning error about their certificate.Quote:
Originally Posted by PostgreSQL
https://extra.sulake.com - Naughty findingg this eh? This is Confluence where all important Sulake documents are stored.
https://dumbo.sulake.com - As it says, an extra net.
https://intra.sulake.com - Another confluence system with access to important sulake documents.
http://ads.habbogroup.com/max/admin/index.php - Just the phpMyAds system login page, hardly anything special unless you plan to go modify the banners on the homepage lol..
https://theallseeingeye.sulake.com - The location for Housekeeping for all countries, including intra and extra. All these locations for all countries also have their own certificate also, so there isn't just 1 global one!
I hope this clears up any confusion and future n00bish posts.
Thanks!
the all seeing eye is the chatlogging system (it might have housekeeping located at it im not sure) :l extra and intra (internal only) are the homepage tools which manage content adding and the RSS feads (like a site builder) and *** is an extranet not an extra net, an extranet is a private network, its like your schools intranet (accessable only in school) but you can allow external computers to access it. :l and lol its quite funny the " i hope this clears up any confusion and future n00bish posts" because it is quite a noobish post. Besides its not a "home made certificate" its for advanced security (see my post above yours for a technical explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Just-One
Edited by sierk . Please don't be offensive or rude to anybody, especially not against Habbox staff members.
oh and confluence is a piece of software by Atlassian Software Systems :) its not a "type" of program or something and i think intra is housekeeping :S
Please note I could not edit my last post
Your showing yourself up now..Quote:
Originally Posted by CAUSM0
I know for fact allseeingeye holds both the chatlogs and also both intra AND Extra Housekeepings, which are both seperate..
Extra net / extranet is the same thing you *** and I know, aswell as most other people know, what I mean and what it is.. even if I left a space.
Yes, home made certificates are those which are not created by verified security organisiations, if they are home made or not made via a secure company then an error popup like you see displays. This is because the certificate wasn't made by a secure author (IE Sulake instead of lets say verisign).
Perhaps you should stop trying to act like you know everything in the future and sending me messages over PM saying I called people n00bs which is not true, I was saying n00bish posts.
Wow, someone read the bottom of the webpage! Amazing work eh? I never said its a "Type" of program. I said its a system which holds vital details, go look it up in a dictionary.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAUSM0
James
PS: Locked before you reply debating this matter, Habbox is not a place for arguements. :)
Edit by sierk . Please don't be rude to others.