Why Your Transaction with LivetoLearn.com is Secure

There are two major types of security risks in sending data over the Internet: Eavesdropping and Impersonation. LoantoLearn.com uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL for short) to combat both of these risks. SSL has been standard equipment on browsers for several years. If your computer has version 4 or higher of Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer or AOL you have SSL.

Protection from Impersonation

SSL server authentication allows your browser to confirm a server's identity. Using standard techniques of public-key cryptography, it checks that the server's certificate and public ID are valid and have been issued by a certificate authority (CA) listed in the browser's list of trusted CAs. LoantoLearn.com is registered with the Verisign CA and has obtained digital certificates for LivetoLearn.com and its subdomains.

Protection from Eavesdropping

An SSL connection encrypts all information sent between your browser and our server. This provides an extremely high degree of confidentiality. In addition, all data sent over an encrypted SSL connection is protected with a mechanism for detecting tampering—that is, for automatically determining whether the data has been altered in transit.

How You Can Be Sure

LivetoLearn.com uses SSL whenever sensitive information is sent or received from your computer. When you see the Key (Netscape) or Lock (Internet Explorer or AOL) you can be sure that it really is LoantoLearn.com, and not an imposter. You can also be sure that nobody else can see or alter your information in transit.