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> HSTS won't protect the initial connection, but will protect from future downgrade attacks by telling the browser to not accept insecure connections from the d
by newscracker 8y ago
> HSTS won't protect the initial connection, but will protect from future downgrade attacks by telling the browser to not accept insecure connections from the domain.
But HSTS preload [1] is meant to protect even the initial connection, right? If a site serves HSTS headers, it could (potentially) choose to be added to the preload list that’s used by many browsers.
[1]: https://hstspreload.org https://hstspreload.org
- petronio 8y agoI hadn't heard of that service before, very interesting, thanks for pointing it out.