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To protect your readers' privacy.
by tripa 12y ago
To protect your readers' privacy.
- icebraining 12y agoIt only protects the specific page they're reading. The domain goes in cleartext (that's the whole point of SNI). Kind of a weak protection.
- crusso 12y agoIt's really a wash since if you don't have SNI, the IP address uniquely identifies the site that the user is going to and the IP address is on every packet but is not ever encrypted.