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That's not what explicitly means. Ssl explicitly does prevent mitm attacks from intercepting URLs of requests. The fact you can get around it by ignoring the c
by lugg 7y ago
That's not what explicitly means. Ssl explicitly does prevent mitm attacks from intercepting URLs of requests.
The fact you can get around it by ignoring the cert is a bit irrelevant. It's like saying locks don't work because people can break your window.
- cthalupa 7y agoAs noted, you don't have to ignore the cert, and we're talking about state level actors. And it's not the window. It's like saying locks don't work if the state has a master key, which they do.