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So in the example, is Cloudflare proxying to http://example.com http://example.com or https://example.github.io https://example.github.io? In the case of the f
by wbond 12y ago
So in the example, is Cloudflare proxying to http://example.com http://example.com or https://example.github.io https://example.github.io?
In the case of the former, wouldn't we be setting a false sense of security since the request is traversing the internet unencrypted from the GitHub servers to the CloudFlare servers?
From what I understand, the benefit would really be to prevent snooping on requests between the end-user and CloudFlare, correct?
- Koldark 12y agoYes, it is a false sense of security, but in this case it is static content being served. This should not be used in eCommerce sites.