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This all sounds good but at the same time only Firefox has OCSP Hard Fail feature (OCSP failure==invalid cert). Please correct me if it's still possible with o
by AhtiK 13y ago
This all sounds good but at the same time only Firefox has OCSP Hard Fail feature (OCSP failure==invalid cert). Please correct me if it's still possible with others.
Also user must become a rather paranoid person in order to start using a browser in mobile that supports hard fail OCSP. Getting HTTPS everywhere shouldn't mean promoting false sense of security.
Considering that most HTTPS attacks require MITM it seems to me that OCSP without Hard Fail leaves attack vector wide open.