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I respectfully disagree that verifying your domain is pointless. Without proper verification, you leave yourself vulnerable to a range of risks, such as man-in-
by cebert 4y ago
I respectfully disagree that verifying your domain is pointless. Without proper verification, you leave yourself vulnerable to a range of risks, such as man-in-the-middle attacks and DNS spoofing. These attacks can allow bad actors to intercept your web traffic and inject malware into content or modify it. Recent security breaches have highlighted the importance of domain verification, and I believe that all users should take steps to verify their domains, such as implementing SSL/TLS certificates or using a domain verification service.
- oddlama 4y agoAnd additionally I would't want anyone on my network path to be able to read what data I exchange - even if it is a static site.
- cebert 4y agoThat’s a valid concern too. For a lot of static sites I visit, I don’t particularly care if people know I visit them as I live a boring life. My primary concern is malware and verifying identity.