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Can't do this with HTTPS everywhere nowadays :) At least not without certificate validation errors.
by lxe 7y ago
Can't do this with HTTPS everywhere nowadays :) At least not without certificate validation errors.
- jancsika 7y agoEach bit could be flipped, but that's not going to put interesting pixels in the browser. Seems like there are still plenty of latency-based attacks to turn things "upside down." For example, websites could load lightning fast but streaming could be a drip, drip, drip. Or perhaps everything except pornhub stream lightning fast. :)
- obituary_latte 7y agoOh cmon now, how hard can it be to get a user to install a cert? ;)