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1003Secure Online Loan Application Software
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1003Secure Online Loan Application Software
http://mortgage-scripts.net/1003secure.html
1003 Secure is an online application created for mortgage companies to accept loan applications online. This software was created to look just like the real 1003 document that mortgage companies have customers fill out when applying for a loan. It was created to run on a secure server using SSL "Secure Socket Layers" The https thing you see on store sites when the little lock shows up locked in your browsers lower left corner. Does 1003Secure actually Encrypt information? No, the server does all that, 1003Secure just makes it possible to send the information to and from the server using SSL completely secure. See most people think that when they see that little lock in the corner their information is safe, in most cases it is, but in some that I have seen it is far from the truth! This program actually detects if it is on a secure server by reading the server software protocal and checking for SSL software (sometimes a secure server will show up as un-secure however, but never the other way around).
CGI and Perl > Scripts and Programs > Financial Tools
Oct 10, 2006
Mike Mangione
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I'm looking for people to help with making FreePFM a truly secure online finance manager. I've started freepfm-security, a mailing list for discussion of security issues. There is also a forum. If you are interested in helping me with this project me, contact me at mrchrist@users.sourceforge.net.
I've just started freepfm-announce, a low-volume mailing list. I'll use it to announce any changes or service downtimes, so if you're using freepfm, I recommend you join.
FreePFM is a free, web-based personal finance manager written in Perl, using MySQL as a database. It is released under the Gnu Public Licence.
You can see how it works here. Please note that any information you enter is going into a database accessible by me. I will respect your privacy, but the data is there. If you just want to see how it works, try username test, password test.
FreePFM is alpha. Now, it's stable enough that my wife and I use it every day to manage our fianances, but there are many features still I want to add, and much testing to be done before a full release. So use at your own risk, 'cause YMMV.
I have tested FreePFM using Netscape Communicator 4.51 and Mozilla M10, both on Linux. FreePFM requires javascript to function.
I'm looking for people to help with making FreePFM a truly secure online finance manager. I've started freepfm-security, a mailing list for discussion of security issues. There is also a forum. If you are interested in helping me with this project me, contact me at mrchrist@users.sourceforge.net.
I've just started freepfm-announce, a low-volume mailing list. I'll use it to announce any changes or service downtimes, so if you're using freepfm, I recommend you join.
FreePFM is a free, web-based personal finance manager written in Perl, using MySQL as a database. It is released under the Gnu Public Licence.
You can see how it works here. Please note that any information you enter is going into a database accessible by me. I will respect your privacy, but the data is there. If you just want to see how it works, try username test, password test.
FreePFM is alpha. Now, it's stable enough that my wife and I use it every day to manage our fianances, but there are many features still I want to add, and much testing to be done before a full release. So use at your own risk, 'cause YMMV.
I have tested FreePFM using Netscape Communicator 4.51 and Mozilla M10, both on Linux. FreePFM requires javascript to function.
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