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How the heck would I go about installing my own root cert into my TV? My fridge? (I'm picking devices here that could actually run browsers.) How the heck woul
by mook 6y ago
How the heck would I go about installing my own root cert into my TV? My fridge? (I'm picking devices here that could actually run browsers.)
How the heck would I have my DNS be public, if I don't have a domain? Getting one means a cost (some amount for the registration, plus whatever you consider costs to avoid your information in the registry getting leaked)
For large corporations, yes it totally makes sense to have your infrastructure be using proper domains and things. For your neighbor's network behind his router… not so much. Nothing that requires TLS does.
- bawolff 6y agoIn the context of this proposal, i'm not sure why your routers and stuff would need one, it seems like only corporate stuff would be affected. That said, for a router, it would be vendors responsibility to set this all up. It seems possible but annoying to do this in a secure but privacy preserving way.