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There are various other ways you could alter a static website too - leaving aside client-side stuff like malware, you could DNS hijack or MITM it with a bogus c
by jaggederest 11y ago
There are various other ways you could alter a static website too - leaving aside client-side stuff like malware, you could DNS hijack or MITM it with a bogus cert.
- dguido 11y agoOP mentioned they had a dedicated computer, so I ignored endpoint security issues. DNS hijacking and other firms of network MITM are a risk, sure, but they are so incredibly rare to see in the wild that it's outside the scope of most people's concerns. "Normal" attackers generally can't pull it off.