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I don't really see how this is a flip-side. If you're putting something on the web, presumably you want it to be accessed by others, so this is actually a benef
by thesuitonym 11mo ago
I don't really see how this is a flip-side. If you're putting something on the web, presumably you want it to be accessed by others, so this is actually a benefit.
If you didn't want others to access your service, maybe consider putting it in a private space.
- aziaziazi 11mo agoThere’s usages of https that don’t overlap with "the (public) web".
- tbrownaw 11mo agoAll of the internal stuff at $employer uses a private CA. I suspect this is fairly universal at places that aren't super tiny.
- TeMPOraL 10mo agoProblem is a lack of solutions that work at places that are tiny, such as a small company, or a household. This is yet another area of the computing ecosystem that forgets there are other use cases for computers than commerce.