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I’m all ears ... got any pointers for me? I was under the impression that TLS everywhere breaks the web as it was designed, ergo though nothing in the spec has

by rusk 6y ago

I’m all ears ... got any pointers for me? I was under the impression that TLS everywhere breaks the web as it was designed, ergo though nothing in the spec has changed - the environment itself has changed. You could probably do something with isomorphic encryption but nobody seems that bothered. It’s probably of limited value nowadays as we use the web more as an rpc layer.

hnick 6y ago
It's what bigcorps do to monitor employee traffic, my work laptop has a certificate installed so they can snoop and proxy traffic. Setup will vary by proxy and OS but here's one example (which I haven't used but at a glance seems OK): https://www.ssltrust.com.au/help/setup-guides/setup-squid-proxy https://www.ssltrust.com.au/help/setup-guides/setup-squid-pr...