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Sure. A MITM can inject javascript into the HTML the user receives from your site (just like the Comcast bandwidth cap example in the article) that causes the
by caf 10y ago
Sure. A MITM can inject javascript into the HTML the user receives from your site (just like the Comcast bandwidth cap example in the article) that causes the browser to open phishing or browser exploit pages.
- exodust 10y agoOk, fair enough. MITM attacks seems to be the consensus and good enough reason to move the flower page over to HTTPS.