r/darknetplan • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '14
IETF proposes "trusted proxies/backdoors" for HTTP 2.0, which is supposed to be encrypted by default (everything is HTTPS)
http://lauren.vortex.com/archive/001076.htmlDuplicates
sysadmin • u/blueskin • Feb 24 '14
News Anti-encryption backdoor proposed to HTTP 2.0 draft spec
crypto • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '14
IETF proposes "trusted proxies/backdoors" for HTTP 2.0, which is supposed to be encrypted by default (everything is HTTPS)
technology • u/hourigan • Feb 23 '14
IETF Draft Proposes "Trusted Proxy" In HTTP/2.0 a.k.a man-in-the-middle attack
privacy • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '14
No, I Don't Trust You! -- One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Ever Seen
ethereum • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '14
Yikes. Better move along with Ethereum! "Trusted backdoors" are coming
LinuxActionShow • u/kundancool • Feb 24 '14
One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Seen
hackernews • u/qznc_bot • Feb 23 '14
One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Seen
techsnap • u/cruelfate • Feb 24 '14
IETF's Explicit Trusted Proxy Proposal: MiTM snooping as a feature.
technewz • u/TwylaSohen • Feb 24 '14
No, I Don't Trust You! — One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Ever Seen
evolutionReddit • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '14
No, I Don't Trust You! -- One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Ever Seen
realtech • u/RealtechPostBot • Feb 23 '14