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But these devices are rarely updated, so even one that's safe now has no guarantee that it can be kept safe in the future. As a more general issue, TLS interce
by KingMob 10y ago
But these devices are rarely updated, so even one that's safe now has no guarantee that it can be kept safe in the future.
As a more general issue, TLS interception is a problem. Widespread acceptance of TLS proxying violates the TLS contract, which is that all my communications between a website and my browser are safely encrypted.
- madars 10y agoThe OP's point is that in some realms the user is forbidden (not by technical means, of course, but by law) from entering into such contracts or, at least, executing them. I completely agree that the current state of affairs is gravely deficient :(