citizens.lk?? Is it real?? Is it true?? EK members ur ideas pls..

[Zeuss]

ya machan those are not public sites rite thoose are much like VPN secure sites they workin with goverment institions and not public sites ..but this one is a public site havein a much more riskof sevatage...

 

[x-pert]

ya machan those are not public sites rite thoose are much like VPN secure sites they work with goverment institions and not public sites ..but this one is a public site and have a much more riskof sevatage...

True that they are not public sites. But it isn't that hard to access a VPN.

I mean, if a person knows how to retrieve data from a database of a website, then he/ she should know how to access a VPN too.

Moreover, eventhough the site is publicly accessible, the databases are not. There are several hardware firewalls and access layer filters.

Oh well... This is Sri Lanka. So be careful anyway. We never know about the level of security they have used.

 

[seong619]

And it is hard to create a fake country level domain.

Creating a .LK is not the same as creating a .COM domain. Most of the time, I would say more than 90%, country level domains are legitimate. Because they are administered by a authority within the country and it has a particular process to follow.

^^Yeah!

 

[senira]

dum site

 

[navi]

ane ehenam launch karanne nethuwa sites prasidda karanawada... news walata ehema dila.. melowa logo ekakwath nehe. anika beta kiyala mention karalath nehe.. hahaha.. aiiyyyoo aiyyyoo.;. mehema site nikam samanya manussek dekkoth monawa hithaida...

ITN news walata meka giya meke register wenna kiyala

 

[navi]

True that they are not public sites. But it isn't that hard to access a VPN.

I mean, if a person knows how to retrieve data from a database of a website, then he/ she should know how to access a VPN too.

Moreover, eventhough the site is publicly accessible, the databases are not. There are several hardware firewalls and access layer filters.

Oh well... This is Sri Lanka. So be careful anyway. We never know about the level of security they have used.

hama thissema sri lanka pahath karala katha karanna epa ban.....
lk domain eka ganan eka lesi na eke automatically karanne na ban

ekata wenama form fill karala manualy process ekak through thamai karanne eka nisa hack karanan ba

 

[shaliran]

Will it leak valuable identity information

The site is not secured with appropriate certificate authority (no https). This can cause valuable identity information to be lost while transporting at packet level.

It could be at any hop between you and the computer(s) the defence department is using. Example if I register from my company and some one in my immediate computer network wants to get all such information they can use some thing similar to wire-shark and fiter the packets for this domain and use our identity.

Other side of the problem is what level of security defence department has put on our data, I was not doubtful that they secure until they asked to register out data using public domain (no https). Now I 'm more concerned that they have not thought enough about the identity theft threat.

 

[x-pert]

hama thissema sri lanka pahath karala katha karanna epa ban.....
lk domain eka ganan eka lesi na eke automatically karanne na ban

ekata wenama form fill karala manualy process ekak through thamai karanne eka nisa hack karanan ba

Sri Lankawa pahath karala katha kale naha.

But aththa piliganna wenawane?

hack karana ekai, form fill karala domain eka ganna ekai athara thiyana connection eka mokakda machang?

Mama kiyuwe domain eka gana newei. Security levels ganai. methana mata udin thiyana post eka balannako

eeka nisai kiyuwe parissam wena eka koyikatath hodai kiyala

 

[Kasmadumala]

i also heard abt ths.:yes;..lets c...wht si going on..