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Did anyone really trust it anyways? I mean, with fake certs floating around, in order for it to really be secure you need to guarantee that the cert you got is
by uiri 15y ago
Did anyone really trust it anyways? I mean, with fake certs floating around, in order for it to really be secure you need to guarantee that the cert you got is the real cert anyways, which most people (read: average users) don't bother with.
- sp332 15y agoBut even if we get the CA issue sorted out somehow, or even if someone really only uses trustworthy certificates, SSL is still broken. That's why this is news. It's an attack on the confidentiality of SSL which (I think) has never been done before.