Youmeo, the new leaf.

[today]

Please tell us what these more serious issues are because I can't think of anything more serious than breaching the DPA

Adam babe, im sure they wouldnt break the DPA so hush.

[itsme]

Also the security flaws, putting your users information at risk yet nothing is being done? Perhaps you should have a word with your staff about incompetance and priorities?

We've fixed the majority of security issues. As I mentioned there were more serious issues with the site, which we addressed without it effecting any users.

Our user base is an active any happy one and generally the changes to the site have been welcomed and celebrated.

I'll keep taking your feedback onboard.

Many thanks

Calum

[Source]

I'm not overly sure on the DPA, neither are most of the people here, but surely its not great if they are not doing much about security. Most of the security issue's could be fixed within a day, just by creating some cleaning functions for all the inputs.

Thats the issue the community has, the fact that these things are so easy to fix and yet nothing is ever done about them (well quickly at least).

I'll post a list of bugs later when I get the time, which in my opinion are essential to be fixed.

[itsme]

Please tell us what these more serious issues are because I can't think of anything more serious than breaching the DPA

We don't and never have broken the data protection act. No personally identifiable information has EVER been released.

Any information provided to youmeo is done so on the basis that it will go on a website in the public domain. Although any other information we will NOT release without prior consent of the account holder.

Any attempt to access a database IS A BREACH, and they have broken the law. We as a company are more than happy to prosecute anyone who attempts to corrupt or access our systems.

However, we do accept feedback that has not resulted in the illegal access of our systems.

Again, please feel free to email me.

Best wishes

[itsme]

I'm not overly sure on the DPA, neither are most of the people here, but surely its not great if they are not doing much about security. Most of the security issue's could be fixed within a day, just by creating some cleaning functions for all the inputs.

Thats the issue the community has, the fact that these things are so easy to fix and yet nothing is ever done about them (well quickly at least).

I'll post a list of bugs later when I get the time, which in my opinion are essential to be fixed.

Our developers are almost through all bugs and any flaws in the system.

Please cross reference your list before posting, to ensure they still exist.

Best wishes

Edited by brandon (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not multiple post within the editing time limit

[Excellent1]

I agree with Source. You now have a brilliant PHP coder (nick) and yet some security issues have not been fixed?

[Klydo]

As we have more work than you can ever imagine, you just don't see it.

[Janczyk]

As we have more work than you can ever imagine, you just don't see it.

Referring to my previous post.

Entities holding personal information are required to have adequate security measures in place. Those include technical measures (such as firewalls) and organisational measures (such as staff training).

[today]

I agree with Source. You now have a brilliant PHP coder (nick) and yet some security issues have not been fixed?

Im sure Nick is working on it.

[itsme]

We've fixed the majority of security issues. As I mentioned there were more serious issues with the site, which we addressed without it effecting any users.

Our user base is an active any happy one and generally the changes to the site have been welcomed and celebrated.

I'll keep taking your feedback onboard.

Many thanks

Calum

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