HTTPS Security Debate
The cluster centers on debates about the necessity and limitations of HTTPS for web security, especially in preventing man-in-the-middle attacks, ensuring page integrity, and criticisms of sites served over plain HTTP.
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None, obviously. If you don't have https, you don't even have the illusion of security.
Why would that matter if they have HTTPS?
Wow no HTTPS, makes you wonder what security measures they did take.
Yes, however isn't this sort of what HTTPS is supposed to accomplish?
HTTPS isn't bulletproof either, the argument could still be made with TLS
Why? Without HTTPS, anyone between a user and your server can modify your page, without you noticing.
Because the point of HTTPS is to prevent man in the middle attacks. It isn't supposed to do everything.
https does not 100% prevent any of those things.
Won't simply always using HTTPS protect you from this?
Wouldn't HTTPs prevent that?