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I agree. But this doesn't matter for the vast majority of websites (ie, non-commercial, non-institutional, personal websites). You can change it so it says or s
by superkuh 4y ago
I agree. But this doesn't matter for the vast majority of websites (ie, non-commercial, non-institutional, personal websites). You can change it so it says or shows whatever and it's not going to hurt anyone. Just like requiring everyone to wear a level 3 bullet proof vest while making dinner will make the process safer, so will requiring CA based certs.
And in this particular exact scenario, you can use my .onion site for superkuh.com to verify the end-point identity if you're really worried that someone might change the text. A system that works without CAs.
- afiori 4y agoIt matters if you have concerns about the experience users have on your site. Among other things a MitM can: - insert ads in your page - run miners on your user's browser - change links or redirect the page (likely to an CA-signed malware site) - insert malware in downloadable scripts on your site (http://superkuh.com/TkTTS.pl http://superkuh.com/TkTTS.pl)