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The problem with the horrible injections on the page can be solved very simply. If the information on a page is open, just pass that page openly and pass a chec
by stop_nazi 1y ago
The problem with the horrible injections on the page can be solved very simply. If the information on a page is open, just pass that page openly and pass a checksum of page in the header. To prevent this sum from being tampered with, the server will encrypt it. Not the whole page, just the sum. You will save a lot of CPU time on server and on client, reduce CO₂ and so on
- Avamander 1y agoSo TLS with some "eNULL" ciphersuite. People have been there, tried that. There's very very little practical value in that over just doing proper encryption as well.
- Ferret7446 1y agoYou aren't really saving anything. Hashing and encryption are very similar, so hashing the entire page is comparable to just encrypting it.