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The hijacked server isn’t even displaying a security certificate. Why would anyone conduct a financial transaction without this present (I’m assuming cryptocurr
by jdavis703 9y ago
The hijacked server isn’t even displaying a security certificate. Why would anyone conduct a financial transaction without this present (I’m assuming cryptocurrency holders are relatively sophiscated).
Also can browsers do anything to warn users "the last time you visited this URL there was a valid certificate, but there is no longer any, shall we proceed?"
- canttestthis 9y ago> I’m assuming cryptocurrency holders are relatively sophiscated Based on my Facebook feed of people celebrating their first crypto currency purchase, this is no longer true
- gruez 9y ago>Also can browsers do anything to warn users "the last time you visited this URL there was a valid certificate, but there is no longer any, shall we proceed?" so... HSTS? afaik (at least with firefox), it doesn't even let you override the warning.