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You have to draw the line somewhere. Otherwise we'd be saying that HTTPS/TLS is not secure since the webpage is rendered to your monitor unencrypted. I agree w
by rosswilson 6y ago
You have to draw the line somewhere. Otherwise we'd be saying that HTTPS/TLS is not secure since the webpage is rendered to your monitor unencrypted.
I agree with the parent quote:
> I’ve found statements like these to not contribute very much towards solving any practical security problems.
- vultour 6y agoBut HTTP/TLS indeed is not secure from the point of your local machine. Its entire point is protection of data in transit.