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However, this is more like "better have a lock so that thieves have a harder time breaking the door". If the US are making IP violations legal, they put themsel
by masswerk 7y ago
However, this is more like "better have a lock so that thieves have a harder time breaking the door". If the US are making IP violations legal, they put themselves in danger to be treated like other countries who are considered notoriously ignoring IP as part of their overall business model.
- jopsen 7y agoTrue.. The sad thing is that with many kinds of cybercrime, it's easier to fix the security vulnerability, than it is to track down the criminals and make them stop :) In this case, the vulnerability is using HTTP, not HTTPS.
- masswerk 7y agoStill, if we do not take care of bad actors, bad actors are what we get (and probably what we deserve). Edit: Also, what stops those ISPs from impersonating the requested host by means of their own root certificate, just like antivirus software does it?
- Sohcahtoa82 7y agoThen my browser would throw a certificate warning unless I added my ISPs root cert.
- masswerk 7y agoAs pointed out by another comment already, "you" maybe as well the ISP's installer software.