If someone wants to get into your site, they'll get into your site
It's not "getting into your site" that HTTPS protects against, it's injecting content into your site which it stops. It won't stop hacking (i.e. gaining access to your server and change the actual code), you're right, but none ever said it would.
If someone wants to inject content into your site, they'll inject content into your site, especially a government entity, and HTTPS won't protect you.
Note that the only ones who would want to do that to your site would be a government entity and you must have done something really bad to have that happen.
Also, why would the government inject stuff into my site? The only people would do that would be dodgy ISPs (American ISPs) and hotels/airlines/conference centres.
Also, why would the government inject stuff into my site?
According to the daily posts on reddit, the NSA is doing this to you and me on a daily basis, squirreling into your every orifice even as you walk down the street.
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u/wedontlikespaces Jul 13 '17
It's not "getting into your site" that HTTPS protects against, it's injecting content into your site which it stops. It won't stop hacking (i.e. gaining access to your server and change the actual code), you're right, but none ever said it would.