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Supporting caching doesn't necessarily mean intermediates can modify the requests/responses mid-air. You can still hash and sign content, and servers can cache
by Benjamin_Dobell 10y ago
Supporting caching doesn't necessarily mean intermediates can modify the requests/responses mid-air. You can still hash and sign content, and servers can cache these responses.
Nonetheless, that approach seems to be a way of the past. HTTPS is essentially expected now, so CDNs are required to achieve similar performance - Great news for CDNs ;)