When filling out a request for personal information associated with a reservation, I couldn't find any indication that the web page was secure. I went to contact us and ask them for verifiable proof that it was indeed a secure site. When I submitted this request, A box appeared stating that, "airportparkinginc.com missing client ID, please enable cookies for captcha.cc". Is this an attempt to get information by an unsavory entity?
When filling out a request for personal information associated with a reservation, I couldn't find any indication that the web page was secure. I went to contact us and ask them for verifiable proof that it was indeed a secure site. When I submitted this request, A box appeared stating that, "airportparkinginc.com missing client ID, please enable cookies for captcha.cc". Is this an attempt to get information by an unsavory entity?
There are 2 parts to your question.
1. On website security: No need to ask for verifiable proof, you should see a "https" in the url box. Most internet transactions are handled by http or https connections. http is not secure, https is secure (look for the "s"). Sometimes a lock icon appears on or near the url box for https websites. If you don't see https or the lock icon, do NOT enter any log in or personal info.
2. On cookies for captcha: This is not an attempt to phish you. It all depends on the website. Some websites require cookies for their version of captcha to work, some don't. Captcha is a test to weed out bots that are trying to penetrate the website. Captcha has nothing to do with https security.
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