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No, you can just install a self-signed unique cert for each machine.
by euroclydon 8y ago
No, you can just install a self-signed unique cert for each machine.
- aaaaaaaaaab 8y agoBut then why do you need the DNS/hosts file hack? You can issue a self-signed cert to localhost/127.0.0.1, put it in the user’s trust store and call it a day.
- SahAssar 8y agoAsking users to install a CA or cert is not a good or scalable solution.
- vertex-four 8y agoSince when does a desktop application need to ask the user anything to install a cert programmatically? Enforced desktop sandboxing hasn't really taken off.