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The idea of certificates is built in to QUIC, but certificate authorities are the client software's responsibility. Client software can ignore certificate auth
by cakoose 6y ago
The idea of certificates is built in to QUIC, but certificate authorities are the client software's responsibility. Client software can ignore certificate authorities entirely, just like with HTTPS.
How exactly does widespread adoption of QUIC destroy decentralization?
Is it any different from widespread adoption of HTTPS, e.g. with browsers becoming increasingly discouraging towards unencrypted HTTP?
- userbinator 6y agoIs it any different from widespread adoption of HTTPS, e.g. with browsers becoming increasingly discouraging towards unencrypted HTTP? I'm not the one you're asking, but I think it's not, and I have the same concerns with HTTPS too.