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FloFlo

frequent wrote: »

It takes a while to get it all.

I'm going for 2 cheese, 2 actimel strawberry, 2 sanex,

Those only count as 3 of my 8 items.

The other 5 items, in my view, should be made up of your regular shopping that compare against Sainsburys preferable at a higher price in Asda than Sains.




sorry if I upset you, I guess it's all in the name of sport.

you will be happy to know no horses were killed today.

The actimel and sanex aren't glitching.

midwinter

Good morning everyone

No wifi at work yesterday, then went to an evening wedding reception at Lake Windermere. Beautiful reflected sunset on the lake!

Now seen I missed a super cheese glitch!! Do so hope it will work today, as just coming to the end of the August cheese glitch stock!

Hope everyone has a lovely day today, fingers crossed that the glitch continues!

Evangeline1971

Morning everyone

Fingers crossed the Cathedral glitch will continue today, gutted I felt to poorly to do a second shop yesterday and took myself off to bed at 8pm, bloody typical I get sick when its a cheese glitch :mad:

elliemoo

Morning all.

Happy are the cheesemakers....

FloFlo

elliemoo wrote: »

Morning all.

Happy are the cheesemakers....

For they shall inherit the jacobs crackers.

TrulyMadly

Honestly,

I'm so giggly this morning.
Petulia and Dm:rotfl:

Flo:rotfl:

Amelia12_2

19 items (14 different) on your bill qualify for comparison Sainsbury's
+£7.93

0.95 x ASDA Bananas by Weight (100g) £0.65 N/A
1 x ASDA British Skimmed Milk 4 Pints (2.27L) £1.00 £1.29
1 x ASDA Large Mango £1.00 £1.50
1 x Birds Eye Crispy Chicken Dippers (42 per pack - 77... £3.00 £3.00
2 x Heinz Baked Beanz in Tomato Sauce (415g) £1.36 £1.36
1 x Heinz Classic Minestrone Soup (400g) £0.89 £0.89
1 x Heinz Classic Cream of Tomato Soup (400g) £0.89 £0.89
1 x Heinz Five Beanz in Tomato Sauce (415g) £0.89 £0.82
1 x Tetley Tea Bags (240 per pack - 750g) £5.78 £4.00
2 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (350g) £8.56 £4.38
2 x Cathedral City Mild Cheddar (350g) £8.56 £8.40
1 x Silver Spoon Caster Sugar (1Kg) £1.05 £1.49
2 x Robinsons Double Concentrate Orange Squash No Adde... £5.50 £4.00
2 x Robinsons Double Concentrate Apple & Blackcurrant ... £5.50 £4.00
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Cola Zero (2L) £0.57 £0.60

Comparison total (compared products only)

From a shop last night about 9:45 but didn't do apg till this morning thanks to op for glitch. Apg of £11.60

Was only 2 mature in the shop so tried mild but not on offer at S. robinsons still working and nice saving on tetley if needed. Some school boy errors on other stuff but stuff that we needed and haven't had time to do a proper shop as RL getting in way mostly work and DIY

Hugs to SD and wishing her cousin the best and to logie hoping man flu disappears soon
Sorry for lack of thanks hopefully be around more after next week so happy to do any test shops then to try and pay back for all the help you guys have given

Now to deliver some cheese to my mum and back to DIY, wardrobe assembling today

tweets

Morning

Not much snow left in backgarden its nearly melted

I have not re/stored my snowboots 3 times is enough will wait a couple weeks i dont trust this weather

Amelia12_2

Oops forgot to say Heinz 5 for £3 also glitching as comparing at full price on apg although not great against S

Morning all

exel1966

Morning All,

Some interesting, yet potentially rather disturbing reading for all those who have TCB accounts and the security of those accounts from outside influences. It appears the website and account details contained within have never really been secure :eek:

This is why you may have noticed over the past couple of days being asked to re-enter passwords when accessing transactions/profiles.

Basically TCB was targeted by an online forum/those in the know of how NOT to operate a website !!


Mike Tomkins, technical director and one of the founders of TopCashback, said there had never been a breach of a customers’ bank account as a result of poor security on the site.

“Having been made aware of the blog, we are now addressing the issues that have been raised and expect all pages where credentials are entered to be fully secure by the end of the day,” Tomkins added.

“We’d like to reassure our members that with regards to their bank details, these are encrypted on entry and are ‘starred’ out when account profiles are viewed so there would have been no risk of these being obtained by third parties. Moving forward we appreciate the comments made in the blog and are currently looking into serving the entire website over a secure connection, similar to that used by Facebook.”

EDIT : The blog ended with this damning summary of TCB -

I’ve included this to make the point that whilst it may be reassuring, in this case it’s totally useless. The seal is on a page loaded over an HTTP address so in theory, it could have come from anywhere. But that aside, the whole assertion that a logo on a page implies some form of security when there are such blatant holes is a bit ludicrous.

Summary
The point with all the HTTPS in the Top CashBack site is simply this: it doesn’t matter how many pages you’re loading securely or how many padlock icons or vendor certifications you drop on the site, one you start sending auth cookies around insecurely, you’re toast. It’s completely pointless to secure those banking details in transit but then let the auth cookie which can load the financial data back up float around in the clear. That is a very insufficient use of HTTPS indeed.

For those techie types you can see it all HERE, but be warned it's very heavy reading.

Oh dear, more from elsewhere HERE

It's a good job it's been exposed as it's forced them into action !!!