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Certs don't secure the connection; they establish the identity of the server you're connecting to (i.e. trust). This should help that. You can be more confiden
by nevir 12y ago
Certs don't secure the connection; they establish the identity of the server you're connecting to (i.e. trust).
This should help that. You can be more confident that it's not being man in the middled.
- icebraining 12y agoThe point is that you should already be confident, because the .onion address itself establishes the identity of the server.
- billpg 12y ago.onion establishes the identity of the key. If they ever lost control of the key and had to replace it, they would need a new .onion domain.