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The VPS is your security in this case. It's not sending plaintext over the internet, is it? Edit: No, the article mentions listening on port 80 at home. I thou
by traderj0e 5mo ago
The VPS is your security in this case. It's not sending plaintext over the internet, is it?
Edit: No, the article mentions listening on port 80 at home. I thought they'd be SSH tunneling or something. That is unusual, but I guess for a static website it doesn't really matter.
- SahAssar 5mo ago> That is unusual, but I guess for a static website it doesn't really matter. It sorta does matter. Either the actual raspi does nothing of value or the traffic has value that should be protected. Sure, I heard the argument that public HTTP traffic does not need encryption but if it is of any value then both parties have a interest in it unmanipulated, uncenscored, validated or all of the before. Even if it is just preventing the ISP injecting dumb ads.
- traderj0e 5mo agoYeah that's a valid concern. Idk, nothing about this setup makes sense.