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The DNS point is dangerous because you can simulate to be a “legit website” also with SSL, and instead it could be a Man in the Middle attack. And also with cl
by giuliomagnifico 4y ago
The DNS point is dangerous because you can simulate to be a “legit website” also with SSL, and instead it could be a Man in the Middle attack.
And also with closed Wi-Fi could be dangerous.
I use always my home WireGuard tunnel when I’m with with an unknown Wi-Fi access.
The point is not the Wi-Fi, but what to do with it. If you want to browse Instagram on a public Wi-Fi there’re issues but I wouldn’t buy plane tickets on a public Wi-Fi or browse my online banking account (without a trusted VPN).