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That only secures the transport, not necessarily the source. Especially without a checksum or digital sig to verify the source, it's a little weird of an overs
by SkyMarshal 10y ago
That only secures the transport, not necessarily the source. Especially without a checksum or digital sig to verify the source, it's a little weird of an oversight for a company like 21.
- sysadminkyle 10y agowoosh
- witty_username 10y agoHow would that checksum or digital signature be distributed? HTTPS checks for authenticity of source (it uses digital signatures). Now, I guess there could be a rogue CA which creates another certificate for 21.co, but excluding that it's fine.