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I wrote Tsohost about them storing password in cleartext back in 2015, but I never heard anything back, so I wrote a blogpost: http://kaspergrubbe.com/tsohostco
by kawsper 5y ago
I wrote Tsohost about them storing password in cleartext back in 2015, but I never heard anything back, so I wrote a blogpost: http://kaspergrubbe.com/tsohostcom-stores-passwords-in-cleartext http://kaspergrubbe.com/tsohostcom-stores-passwords-in-clear...
- gregoryl 5y agoYour site isn't serving a valid SSL certificate on https://kaspergrubbe.com https://kaspergrubbe.com
- forgotmypw17 5y agoNot everyone wants to buy into centralized, authoritarian infrastructure.
- kstrauser 5y agoThey updated it about 1 minute ago, so it looks like they're OK with buying into it.
- dilyevsky 5y agoIt’s not signed for correct domain
- orf 5y agoThen go use TOR. But if you want to actually publish something people can read, maybe you know… make it so people can read it.
- IntelMiner 5y agoAh, yes. Encrypted web traffic truly is the herald of the cyber apocalypse
- kawsper 5y agoThanks for letting me know - it is a limitation of svbtle.com, it's on my endless list of things to move.
- joecool1029 5y agoJust a heads up, they'll issue a proper SSL certificate if you ask them. I have had it working on my domain for a couple years. EDIT: OK, well maybe not proper. They'll add your domain to the Letsencrypt cert being served there I guess (since mine is listed in the list of valid domains on the invalid cert for your site).