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Except that most of these appear to be served over http, sans s.
by graftak 3y ago
Except that most of these appear to be served over http, sans s.
- lkramer 3y agoIs that an issue if nothing confidential is being served?
- graftak 3y agoIt’s prone to MITM attacks and it allows snooping for what pages are visited. Some US ISPs use(d) this vulnerability to inject ads into pages. On a public/shared network you might be vulnerable to automated attacks.
- user32489318 3y agoHow long would US ISPs need to stop doing this, now that most stuff is HTTPS delivered anyways?