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by balabaster
4636 days ago
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This is enabled by a very obvious flaw in the CA infrastructure that SSL/TLS is based upon. All it takes is someone with leverage over the top level certificate authority and the DNS servers you use and there's nothing you can do to detect that's what's going on. That's a huge and very obvious flaw in the system that anyone questioning what they can trust on the internet should have spotted a mile away. |
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