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Its HTTP not HTTPS, anyone or anything on the wire could see the request
by sammy2255 2y ago
Its HTTP not HTTPS, anyone or anything on the wire could see the request
- globular-toast 2y agoThat's the part I didn't get. The author said there was no other possibility except the modem, but why? It seems like quite a leap. I would have first suspected a compromised router on the internet. Is it possible that changing the modem caused new routes to be used which appeared to fix the problem?
- Biganon 2y agoOf all the routers along the route, the one most likely to be compromised is obviously the piece of plastic guano your ISP forces you to use