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That's always true though and it has nothing to do with this situation in particular.
by wfunction 11y ago
That's always true though and it has nothing to do with this situation in particular.
- dorfsmay 11y ago> it has nothing to do with this situation in particular. Please read the parent's question, asking why it would be necessary to encrypt when using SSL/TLS. I explain why, and yes I do go a little bit further to more general cases, because I am assuming that if they don't understand the need to encrypt in this specific case they could benefit, and hopefully appreciate, to understand the more general cases as well.