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You somehow assume exploits never happen. There’s no MITM involved. Just another hop (potentially with an interactive go/no decision.
by beagle3 4y ago
You somehow assume exploits never happen.
There’s no MITM involved. Just another hop (potentially with an interactive go/no decision.
- throwawei369 4y agoIf am not wrong, Little snitch doesn't stop any malicious domain that the user is not aware of. Little snitch is effectively a MITM app for all connections on the system it is installed on.
- beagle3 4y agoLittle Snitch can be setup whichever way you like, but the default/recommended way is for it to ask the user about every connection attempt, which you can then approve or deny (for a limited time, or forever). Little Snitch is a gate. It either lets a specific connection through, or not; it does not modify it. It all happens on your own machine. You keep using that term, "MITM", I don't think it means what you think it means.