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by dale_huevo
367 days ago
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If you think HTTPS is performing code validation I have news for you. HTTPS only guarantees the packets containing the unverified malicious code are not tampered with from the server to you. A server which could very well be compromised and alternate code put in its place. You are drawing an egregious apples-to-oranges comparison here. Please re-read what you said. You could serve digitally signed code over plain HTTP and it would be more secure than your example over HTTPS. Unfortunately there are a lot of HTTPS old wives' tales that many misinformed developers believe in. |
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