Bomar Security in Santa Maria, California has an online job application with form fields for name, address, employment history, security clearance information, driver’s license number, and Social Security Number – and the form is loaded insecurely over HTTP, and POSTs insecurely over HTTP.
If a job applicant is filling out this form on an open or masquerading wi-fi network, or if their connection is otherwise being intercepted, an attacker could read all of the unprotected information plaintext.
TLS/SSL is not configured on the site, but it should be made the default on all pages considering the nature of the company’s business.
(Submitted by Dallam Oliver-Lee)
















