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I run CurveCP servers on my computers and they can serve encrypted HTML. It is possible. See curvecp.org/httpcurve.html If you want a working example, see cu
by gwu78 12y ago
I run CurveCP servers on my computers and they can serve encrypted HTML.
It is possible.
See curvecp.org/httpcurve.html
If you want a working example, see curveprotect.org
- icebraining 12y agoOf course it's possible to transmit encrypted HTML over other channels; I can also zip my HTML files and put a password on them. I was talking about serving a website that can be securely accessed using standard software, not special tools.
- gwu78 12y agoDid you see the other thread that made the HN front page shortly after this one? It was regarding "deprecating" plain text HTTP traffic. It seems some readers believe there is a "requirement" to involve third parties where SSL-"secured" websites are concerned.