Le site salesforce.com est-il sûr ?

In case of what e-commerce dictates now, salesforce was a good supplier of vital things for my company, such as crm systems and sales platforms. The quality of their products is commendable, they do it not for just making not to tick, but solely considering tiny details. For sure, this approach couldn`t make me indifferent. Though the main problem with their aftersales things, technical support, to be more precise. It`s obvious that there will be some problems with software from time to time, the thing that is asked to supply on-time help with these problems. Not their strong side, I see…

This site, or rather this domain (salesforce.com) send us an email with embedded links purporting to be from IATA.org. These displayed that the link was ***** but the java-script attached to the link actually sent one to ***** If this is a legitimate site then the people responsible for this misdirection should be fired. My feeling is that it is a phishing site.

This site could be completely legit, but may indeed be compromised. Their email server sent me this email: "Dear client, We are pleased to announce that ***** has released a new security certificate. It contains new features: The certificate will be attached to the computer of the account holder, which will prevent any fraud activity This SSL security certificate patches the "Heartbleed" bug discovered earlier this year The new certificate can be downloaded from :  https://secure.salesforce.com/update/cert_client.jsp?d=09109198100EeYa&internal=true (DO NOT USE LINK) Feel free to contact us with any question you might have, by visiting https://www.salesforce.com/form/contact/contactme.jsp" (DO NOT USE LINK) First of all, anyone familiar with Heartbleed knows this message is faulty. They ask you to download an untrusted and unverified certificate, and do not mention having patched OpenSSL. It could be incompetence, or they are compromised, perhaps by Heartbleed. If you look at the download link they provide (DO NOT USE IT), it redirects to "http://upperchestpain.com/wp-content/themes/librio/cert.php", which may be nothing, but given trends on the net, I would say it could be another easily compromised wp site, with mallware. I have done nothing to give them reason to send this email to me. It seems to be mass sent spam. I will change this whenever it has been confirmed they are no longer compromised.