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Yes, and it is fair to assume that a page served over HTTP is not trustworthy in any case.
by mholt 9y ago
Yes, and it is fair to assume that a page served over HTTP is not trustworthy in any case.
- thisacctforreal 9y agoYup, but "these attacks" in your first post was specifically HTTP modification, which is the only thing Comcast is capable of doing.