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I have a small blog on a home server. Basic HTML and static content and I don't care who views it. I can't get a static IP address. Some things about this de
by mymymythe 12y ago
I have a small blog on a home server. Basic HTML and static content and I don't care who views it. I can't get a static IP address.
Some things about this decisions doesn't seem thought out.
-who regulates the companies selling certificates? ($5 for a cert seems shady), are cert companies fronts for others entities?
-does this really prevent malware?
-will self signed certificates get a bit more respect?
-how does this stop Lenovo from adding preinstalled malware that circumvents security certificates?