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Kalphiter:
Using HTTP for key input presents exactly the same "danger" as there is right now for inputting your forum password.

Rub:
The whole concept of putting your key into a site/server to take ownership of a dedicated server is something that requires trust. I don't think there's anything technically possible that could be implemented that would stop the operator of a dedicated hosting service from seeing keys if they really wanted to.

From the web entry, the key is pushed to the BL server and executed through scripts that never log, never output and never store, all via secure connections. There really is nothing else we could do to secure this.

nerraD:
and do you guys really think that Rub made this service for key-snatching? if you do, don't buy his service, it's no difference to Rub.

DontCare4Free:

--- Quote from: Rub on October 25, 2012, 01:54:37 PM ---The whole concept of putting your key into a site/server to take ownership of a dedicated server is something that requires trust. I don't think there's anything technically possible that could be implemented that would stop the operator of a dedicated hosting service from seeing keys if they really wanted to.

--- End quote ---
Exactly. So stop claiming that your oh so holy SSL certificate means that we can trust you 100%.

--- Quote from: Rub on October 25, 2012, 01:54:37 PM ---From the web entry, the key is pushed to the BL server and executed through scripts that never log, never output and never store, all via secure connections. There really is nothing else we could do to secure this.

--- End quote ---
This is just claims. There is nothing that can be done to 100% verify it, this is pretty much as close as we'll ever get, but, once again, claims are not a good way to decide on whether to trust a person.

Rub:
I can only advise you not to buy a server then, can't say it really bothers me.

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