Specialised service for hosting automatic trading systems - page 4

 

Alas.


There are security problems detected in the SSL protocol.


We're talking about possible vulnerabilities. It' s every man for himself. Your hard drive is not encrypted. What if your computer crashes after the client, where will the hard drive go?

So when we are trading on the international foreign exchange market, where billions are circulating, things can be much more serious.

 

"The problems lie in the way that many browsers have implemented SSL, and also in the X.509 public key infrastructure system that is used to manage the digital certificates used by SSL to determine whether or not a Web site is trustworthy."


Emphasis mine. So the problem is with the browsers, not the protocol itself. The protocol does not contain foolproofing. And the trading terminal doesn't use public key/certificate infrastructure.

 
Logging into the private office. Some people have nothing encrypted at all. And in the private office the current positions.
 
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Logging into your personal account. Some people have nothing encrypted at all. And in the personal cabinet the current positions.

Well, Firefox 3.5 is already fixed.

Yeah, and there are no current positions in the front office. There shouldn't be. If there is, it's not the right account. =)

 

And, by the way, you can create a cryptodisk on your VPS. Well, for more paranoia. =)


My point is that a VPS, as such, doesn't make the security situation worse.

 
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>> Globe.

It's all clear. Everyone who has worked with an expert, invested time and effort in him, naturally values him ... even when that expert is not profitable ... one lives in the hope that he will have one and that he will finally get results ...

Once again ... in our service there is no technical possibility to get inside the client's car ... there is only one way to get inside the car through Radmin ... you need to know the password to Radmin and the password to the operating system ... if you change them, these passwords no one but you know ...

technicians do not need access to the inside of the machine to control the service ... But the network connections of machines we have strict control ... i.e. if there is abnormal activity from the machine ... a lot of connections, etc ... ... or a broker complains ... we immediately disconnect the customer and kick him out of the service ...

We host serious and decent customers ... there is strict order and control everywhere.

We make money from advertising and take a monthly fee ... and not 3 pennies ... we want our customers to be as satisfied as possible with the quality of service and the number of

clients and the number of regular customers has been growing ...

Quality is seriously monitored ... if any day was at least some problem ... then we compensate all customers 1 day of accommodation if the reason was not our fault ... and 2 days if our fault ... I.e. we take payment only if we have completely rendered service ...

There is a free ICQ gateway which you can use at least every minute to check how you are doing there with an EA ... etc.

In general, you just need to read the entire site, all pages and think ... a person with brains themselves can think that the service is made logically and what the idea ... and compare it to what is on the market ...


Do you have all your servers in a safe? My point is that "cleaning lady aunt Masha" came in the evening with a flash drive and dumped all the hard drives. Physically connected to each machine individually.

 
2RIV: how much does your VPS for EA cost per month? For example, here http://www.inetcorp.ru/forex.php also provide Forex hosting service. If my memory serves me correctly, Russian company Inetcorp separated this specialized service from their common VPS at the beginning of 2009. The price of their VPS remained low - only 350 rubles/month. I have not tried it myself, but here on forum I met some negative comments about Inetcorp product quality. They were dated 2007-2008 years and were concerned mainly with poor support team (maybe there are some changes for the better now, I don't know). So: what are the advantages of your VPS compared to Inetcorp? Give us, please, some kind of benchmark to justify your price (which, of course, is inevitably higher: go for it with such dumping). P.s.: push for quality, push for quality!
 
:) ... I apologize of course for the bluntness ... but I very often just rzuya exactly what people write on forums ...

It is clear that this topic is heavily littered with a variety of services for rent servers and VPS ... where the level is just creepy and where quite realistic that your server will just play with him connected to the monitor and keyboard ... and this really is and examples abound ...

Describe in brief as arranged with this case we have:

The pressurized zone looks like a safe but very large and more like a vault in a bank ... It has a Carrier industrial air conditioner, Wilson diesel power plant and a fire extinguishing system under the TIA standard.

Security is ensured by CCTV, tracking and an access control system. Only certified engineers are allowed into the containment area, under logbook entry and video recording. All work at the centre is strictly regulated and recorded on video.

Entrance to the containment zone only in shoe covers ... I think it is already clear that cleaners do not go there ... :)

Naturally, there is the usual security service + police monitoring, panic button, etc. as usual.

If any work is planned they inform our tech support by mail and call me personally on my mobile phone ... and of course we call our customers if there is a situation that can affect their PBX ...

I described the external environment ... now look at the servers ...

Suppose that someone from the technical service is smozhnuvshis and did not block the server and suppose that some spy could get into hermetic zone with a flash drive and knows which servers are ours and which of our servers he needs ... and he needs to sneak into hermetic zone monitor and keyboard ... :)

Well, he connected all the stuff to the server and what he has:

We have a non-standard VPN ... no control via remote desktop and so on ... all machines are located in main memory, with all hardware including . ... each machine gets its own full RAM capacity ...

Each machine only has its settings on disk and a RAM image, which changes as the machine changes, via additional cache in memory with slight lag ... only one task - if server shuts down, machine can be raised from standstill ...

Suppose a super genius spy, that knows the whole format of snow, and can distinguish between machine memory and disk snaps and pick out the necessary information for himself ... even though I myself with all the original information figured it out by about 10% and quickly went down to understand ... and understand only in order to understand how to optimize everything better ...

But he immediately ran into a problem ... since while machine is running no way to open or copy the snow file ... i.e.Ie to do something to stop the machine (which requires knowing a couple more passwords) ... and this will already be seen immediately, as the work of all machines is monitored with a period of 5 seconds ...

Do you have more questions? ... :)

In addition you can add the usual stuff ... We have plenty of equipment in this building and we pay a lot of money there and hardly anyone in their right mind would want us to move ...

I.e. the probability of your expert leaking to us is several orders of magnitude lower than you leaking your password and your "friend" will use it ...
 
It would be nice to see the whole thing, could you post a video?
 
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:) ... sorry to be blunt ... but I often just laugh at what people write on forums ...

With Aunt Masha the cleaner, comrade flatpr certainly went a bit over the top. Although your answer will now soothe the liveliest imagination. No doubt. Waiting for benchmark with Inetcorp. P.s.: I remember now, that not so long ago the banner at the top of the page advertised hosting from FXCM itself. I think it's not lying.