Re: How secure can my webpage be.
That will always be the problem with security online. More people have access to it. And to mess with it. Nothing is perfectly safe in this world, Period. passwords can help, and having the page not accessible by basic search engines would help too. (Though if someone found it through say something like the Deep net, odds are they know a bit more about computers). So there are a few things you can do...
But think about it this way, without internet, there are still people that break into houses, you can have a moat, a draw bridge, and the key in three parts, it is still possible to break in. (Though with such security, it is very unlikely). The more ways you have to get in your house, the more ways it can be exploited. Having less ways to access your house, means less of a guessing game when someone does break in. More chances they have to play to your game.
So no, there is not perfectly secure way to do it, but if you are going to do it, do things to help your security, passwords are not super great, especially because they have to go somewhere. Encryption methods can help this, like SSL... But we have seen what just happened with the Heartbleed bug. Heck, it at this point probably would be safer just to do a RadioWave, a Signal not used often on a switch, can it be copied? Yes! Can someone by mistake come about such a frequency? Yes! Will it happen? Maybe, maybe not. Is it more secure than allowing it to be found than say the internet? Probably, but it might not be too.
Proverbs 14:15
The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh well to his going.
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