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For sure. From the perspective of a visitor to the site, you see the padlock, it should be secure. Cloudflare makes it extremely easy to disguise an insecure en
by gkop 10y ago
For sure. From the perspective of a visitor to the site, you see the padlock, it should be secure. Cloudflare makes it extremely easy to disguise an insecure endpoint as a secure one. In fact, Cloudflare does this for free! It harms visitors.
- rakoo 10y ago... And it's the customer's decision to leave the cloudflare->upstream link in the clear. Just like it was Google's decision to add and remove SSL between the frontend server and the backends. Cloudflare is part of the customer's website, it's not some random third-party that happens to be there on the path to the HTTP client.