I feel this is similar to Firesheep[1], a browser extension from a decade ago that put cookie session hijacking into the hands of everyday users and became wild

I feel this is similar to Firesheep[1], a browser extension from a decade ago that put cookie session hijacking into the hands of everyday users and became wildly popular until its removal. Pre-Snowden it pushed various major sites to implement HTTPS encryption, including Facebook[2]. Granted there the solution was a rather simple one but I feel it's at least worthwhile for more to be conscientious of singular identities online and what info is disclosed publicly with them. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firesheep https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firesheep [2] https://threatpost.com/facebook-kills-firesheep-new-secure-browsing-feature-012611/74883/ https://threatpost.com/facebook-kills-firesheep-new-secure-b...