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These days most non-IT people I know log in to their wifi network with the credentials printed on the sticker on the bottom. They wouldn't touch the web interfa
by janosdebugs 3y ago
These days most non-IT people I know log in to their wifi network with the credentials printed on the sticker on the bottom. They wouldn't touch the web interface if their life depended on it.
- chii 3y agowhich just exposes the wifi as an unsecured network, leading to far worse outcomes!
- janosdebugs 3y agoWhich is why having secure connections enforced for the typical use case is doubly important. We can't wish a more secure solution into existence, this is how internet providers handle it in a great many places. Make TLS enforcement a very well hidden setting to turn it off/bypass, but don't let the average user anywhere near this.