HomeATM: First Ever Web PCI 2.0 PED Cert

[paisano1]

The significance of this feat is that bank/military grade encryption of financial data from beginning to end is now affordable to the masses. The Safe-T-PIN™ also allows authorized secure person-to-person (P2P) money transfers in real-time. “We are proud of our engineering team and extremely excited to provide a cost-effective solution to those who can least afford fraud and risk,” said Ken Mages, CEO.

http://information-security-resources.com/2009/03/18/homeatm-first-ever-web-pci-20-ped-cert/

[RogerT]

I just went to http://homeatm.net/ and got the following:

FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this).

Works in IE and not Firefox - This does not inspire great confidence!

[paisano1]

It works fine in IE and Firefox for me - maybe you have a setting on your box preventing flash?

[rx.jeff]

I just went to http://homeatm.net/ and got the following:

FAIL (the browser should render some flash content, not this).

Works in IE and not Firefox - This does not inspire great confidence!

My firefox ver 3.07 works fine in its default format.

In looking at the claims by the website, I don't see how it will take off if consumers are asked to foot the bill for the 'privilege' of paying via debit (ie. needing to buy the card reader and then asking the vendor to take my money faster without any incentives for me ala my Visa where I get 5% cashback)....

[niczar]

It works fine in IE and Firefox for me - maybe you have a setting on your box preventing flash?

The home page is Flash only, with no HTML fall-back. When I activate flash, I see a ... I can't believe it ... a rotating menu. Groovy. :confused:

This is what you'd expect from a pop music band, not a security-conscious company.