Maybe you should be more worried about the guys who are in charge of the PRUTUS website..., as they haven't figured out that people can go to the site on an unsecured url.
Tech savvy people know to redirect to a secure version of the url, but everyone else is looking at it and going 'This site isn't secure? I'm not putting my information into that!'
That is on them.
I've built a dozen sites for e-applications, and the first thing you do is detect if a user has come in on an unsecured url, and if so, redirect them to the secure one..., 'cuz y'know, logins should be on https...
It's a basic protocol..., but hey, another thing to trust them on, right?
At least they made it so you can't download the source code of the site anymore..., so there's that...
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