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>it is safe unless someone has access to your screen It's not, because the "secure key" is only in the domain name, which is transmitted in the clear via SNI.
by gruez 10mo ago
>it is safe unless someone has access to your screen
It's not, because the "secure key" is only in the domain name, which is transmitted in the clear via SNI. That means anyone along the network path can get the key, and therefore can get access in your terminal.
- KomoD 10mo agoAnd the domain shows up in CT logs too.