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If you're at the Rio Olympics, you've probably already been hacked

• mysterypie 10y ago
  > "SSL decrypting Wi-Fi networks break encryption to look into the encrypted data," Varun Kohli, vice president of marketing at Skycure Anyone have any idea what's he's talking about? Sounds like BS to me unless you've deliberately configured your browser to trust their proxy or something like that.
  • schoen 10y ago
    And nowadays, if it were based on misissued certificates, Google would have (a lot of) real-time reports about it from pinning violations. Although maybe an attacker could be selective about never attacking something with a pin, and trying to block any kind of pinning violation report.