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I can see your point about a man-in-the-middle attack on HTTP, but realistically if the the attacker can do the MITM he can probably also figure out how to modi
by someguydave 2y ago
I can see your point about a man-in-the-middle attack on HTTP, but realistically if the the attacker can do the MITM he can probably also figure out how to modify the contents on the webserver, in which case TLS does nothing
- d-z-m 2y ago> realistically if the the attacker can do the MITM he can probably also figure out how to modify the contents on the webserver, in which case TLS does nothing Sorry, I don't see how that follows. If you had access to the webserver you would never even attempt a MITM attack in the first place.