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The average blogger cares that their password is encrypted when logging in to their blog. They probably don't care very much whether someone can also verify the
by ubernostrum 10y ago
The average blogger cares that their password is encrypted when logging in to their blog. They probably don't care very much whether someone can also verify their legal identity, and in fact quite a few bloggers probably explicitly don't want that.
The average banker, on the other hand, does care about the identity verification.
Why have we decided that everyone must have the banker's use case?
- eridius 10y agoDV doesn't do legal identity. It does domain verification. And that's exactly what your blogger wants. A secure connection without domain verification means you can be trivially MitM'd.