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by lucideer
1254 days ago
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> In the past 20 years, all of the critical failures in PKI systems that I have seen [...] None were due to [...] use of plain HTTP. Not sure how a PKI failure specifically can be due to use of plain HTTP, but I assure you there's been plenty of other very real security failures over the past 20 years due to use of HTTP. > That legacy baggage is the only thing that allows older hardware to connect to the modern network. This sounds like legacy baggage, yes. The term "legacy" is not a value judgement. It doesn't mean "bad", it just means "old". |
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