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Yes, but we have widely deployed efforts like certificate transparency, and cert pinning. The first makes such attacks widely known events, browsers report by
by dannyw 1y ago
Yes, but we have widely deployed efforts like certificate transparency, and cert pinning.
The first makes such attacks widely known events, browsers report by default, and it s provable. It’s very rare.
The second allows apps to only trust specific certs or CAs, ignoring system root of trust.
I just want to clarify HTTPS in practice is quite secure.
- __MatrixMan__ 1y agoI'll not let go of my distaste for roots of trust in any form, but you likely have a point. I'll have to learn more about this transparency thing.