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> There is no excuse for any public facing website with a fully-qualified domain name to not have encryption anymore. One really good excuse is for sites like

by slaymaker1907 3y ago

> There is no excuse for any public facing website with a fully-qualified domain name to not have encryption anymore. One really good excuse is for sites like neverssl.com. Its sole purpose is to always be unencrypted so janky WiFi (and truly horrifying ethernet) setups can work.

Scion9066 3y ago
That's an edge case made specifically to be MITM'd by the network you're on. It's also a pretty good example of what someone with control of the network can do to any non-encrypted connection.