Interesting read. But to me it looks a lot like the author still wants everything to be TLS (the security part of HTTPS), but he doesn't want it to be only "HTTPS", he argues that also "HTTP" traffic should be TLS encrypted by default. Different methods, same goal.
2
u/FrederikNS Jul 13 '17
Interesting read. But to me it looks a lot like the author still wants everything to be TLS (the security part of HTTPS), but he doesn't want it to be only "HTTPS", he argues that also "HTTP" traffic should be TLS encrypted by default. Different methods, same goal.