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the reason for https is MITM injection, regardless of original content
by verdverm 3mo ago
the reason for https is MITM injection, regardless of original content
- zparky 3mo agoah, didn't know that. thanks!
- verdverm 3mo agoIf you'd like to dig more into the history, let's encrypt did so much to enable the movement to https by making certs free, and chrome with the red text and warnings in the url bar, which has since graduated to a full on page that requires clicking to still go despite the warnings
- cubefox 3mo agoSo what? Are you worried someone replaces the txt with a different txt?
- verdverm 3mo agowhat if they add js?
- gct 3mo agoWhat if the original page is untrustworthy and adds JS?
- ilikehurdles 3mo agothen probably don't give this blog post your personal financial information just to be safe.