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by boomlinde
3700 days ago
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While protecting visitors' information from malicious eavesdroppers doesn't change the fact that the site they are visiting may willingly be sending such data to a third party, it does prevent malicious eavesdroppers. There are several levels of trust involved. HTTPS goes a great length to ensure that the link between the client and the server is not compromised. That the service may be malicious itself or unconcerned with privacy is a different problem that you have to solve in some other way. That doesn't make secure connections any less of a problem. |
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