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I guess you need to have the creativity to extend the link knowledge with encrypting the data with the OTP. Ubiquitous in corporate hell? Try humans doing real
by bullen 3y ago
I guess you need to have the creativity to extend the link knowledge with encrypting the data with the OTP.
Ubiquitous in corporate hell? Try humans doing real work, they don't use HTTPS.
No HTTPS forces you to comply. If you make your own security on top of HTTP it's optional.
- Kwpolska 3y agoWhat “real work” involves computers and does not involve HTTPS/TLS over a public network? “Security is optional” is not a valid approach these days.
- charcircuit 3y ago>with encrypting the data with the OTP. This is just a worse version of HTTPS. It provides no way to share the password with the host securely for your first connection with them. >Ubiquitous in corporate hell? Look at the site I linked most people are using HTTPS. >If you make your own security on top of HTTP it's optional. Which is a problem since people running sites may not invest in security. By banning HTTP you raise the security of the entire platform.
- bullen 3y agoNothing allows first connection security. Google wants you to need HTTPS, that is what they sell. From Chrome to GCP.