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May I use your letsnotencrypt button on my retro-friendly website? Where should I link it to?
by codepoet80 4y ago
May I use your letsnotencrypt button on my retro-friendly website? Where should I link it to?
- alphabet9000 4y agoyes certainly, this page would be good to link to: http://michael.orlitzky.com/articles/lets_not_encrypt.xhtml http://michael.orlitzky.com/articles/lets_not_encrypt.xhtml (not my writing, but i appreciated the sentiment of it)
- npteljes 4y agoThe sentiment is there, but there's just so much wrong in this article, I can't believe it. Beginning with the fact that HTTPS certs DO provide security, exactly in the cases the author dismisses: someone who man-in-the-middles the connection, at any point between the server and the client, can't tamper with the HTTPS connection undetectably. It either requires a compromised server or domain (so you can sign the tampered content), or a compromised client, to accept a tampered content.