Implementing HTTPS would make it resistant to sniffing account and gold passwords in case you are using JSP from public hotspot.
Right now every server on the route from your PC to JSP knows your credentials.

its a very nice security feature to have!

It seems it's safe.

Take a look on the answer at this page:
http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/1525/is-visiting-https-websites-on-a-public-hotspot-secure

This post was edited by betoggc on Feb 13 2016 07:16am

d2jsp is not an HTTPS website though, that's what this suggestion is about. It's not safe at the moment.

Yes agreed.

Never had problems with security on this site, so I don't see a reason for this.
People who lose their account to keyloggers or whatever are just stupid, and there is no cure for that.

This post was edited by HardyTarget on Feb 17 2016 01:43pm

The thing is, if you are using public internet (school, library, McDonalds, etc, etc), anyone can get your account details, including account name, gold password, account password

it's all in clear text and for example in wireshark shows as following

account: <account>
password: <password>
gold password: <gold password>

/edit: doesnt show your account name, but rather gives the account id

This post was edited by Zoni on Feb 17 2016 02:22pm