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My comment was actually meant to be sarcastic and a bit over the top. The hijacker in this case would be the browser telling me that the page is not secure and
by josefx 6y ago
My comment was actually meant to be sarcastic and a bit over the top. The hijacker in this case would be the browser telling me that the page is not secure and as far as I remember valid certs are enforced to the point where a user can't bypass the error in some cases. In my experience https has always been more of a hurdle when I was looking for some obscure information hidden away on barely maintained websites.
- prepend 6y agoI remember where it used to be fun to do stuff like that, or reverse all the images in pages, etc so thought it was a reference to just general monkeying around with http traffic that won’t work with https. I get maybe 20 hits a year so I would probably think it funny if someone was interested enough to do this.