Fully agree.
Who's gonna sniff your traffic from home? NSA, your ISP?
They already do.
Same as in corporate networks: your data is MITM anyway.
Fun should be unencrypted. It's not shopping or ssh into server.
Fully agree.
Who's gonna sniff your traffic from home? NSA, your ISP?
They already do.
Same as in corporate networks: your data is MITM anyway.
Fun should be unencrypted. It's not shopping or ssh into server.
> Fun should be unencrypted.
Five years ago I would totally agree. Now, when you do not want to share your fun thoughts with a border guard; a police person; an AI scavenger; a random jerk -- I would say, having a safe-ish space becomes almost a necessity
I’m not actually suggested anything be un-encrypted. I’m just saying we manage keys on the server not the client. Tls secures the password transaction, then the server issues the client a key and everything works as s@ suggests. If the keys expire or the client loses them, you repeat the login process.