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It's cryptographically signed. it can be validated. browsers can implement it if they wish. I mean it's not like you need it for every HTTP request, or not lik
by pas 4y ago
It's cryptographically signed. it can be validated. browsers can implement it if they wish.
I mean it's not like you need it for every HTTP request, or not like DNS is slow.
yes, there are potential risks. keys can be leaked. just as in any other scenario.
- Avamander 4y ago> It's cryptographically signed. it can be validated. browsers can implement it if they wish. Valid != trustworthy.