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The answer to your question will depend on the set of technologies that you are using, but a great place to start is the EFF's Certbot[1]. Certbot will, for man
by aeturnum 6y ago
The answer to your question will depend on the set of technologies that you are using, but a great place to start is the EFF's Certbot[1]. Certbot will, for many common web servers, verify your servers' domain address and install a cert that will work for ~3 months. It's free and mostly automated.
I've been getting certs for all of my side projects and it takes about ~10 minutes each. Highly recommend.
[1] https://certbot.eff.org/ https://certbot.eff.org/
- stonecharioteer 6y agoOh wait I didn't out across what I wanted. I meant how do I do a simple "attack" on a http website that's at a mall as OP said. I know how to use certbot for the certificates, (thank you Digital Ocean docs). I was wondering. If I run a simple http page on my home network, how can I, from another device, change it or make another client get a modified page with the same address?
- shawnz 6y agoI think they are referring to ARP cache poisoning. Or maybe Wi-Fi promiscuous mode packet sniffing, but that's a read-only attack.