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Here's one from just yesterday: the password reset form for sched.com, which the Linux Foundation uses for schedules, is HTTP. I had to follow this link to uplo
by geofft 7y ago
Here's one from just yesterday: the password reset form for sched.com, which the Linux Foundation uses for schedules, is HTTP. I had to follow this link to upload my slides for a talk I'm giving at a LF conference next week.
Yes, the ideal, which we should all be actively working towards, is HTTPS. That doesn't mean that the world is already there.
- dankohn1 7y agoNote that Let's Encrypt, which is making universal https possible, is also part of the Linux Foundation. I was going to complain to sched.com for you, but I can't replicate the problem: https://ossna19.sched.com/password-reset https://ossna19.sched.com/password-reset is the default and http://ossna19.sched.com/password-reset http://ossna19.sched.com/password-reset redirects to it. (I work for the Linux Foundation.)
- geofft 7y agoThe email you get in your inbox when you do that is http. It starts with http://a.sched.com/track/click/ http://a.sched.com/track/click/.
- dankohn1 7y agoI worked with Sched.com this week based on your feedback and that link is now https. Thanks.
- quickthrower2 7y agoAwesome work