top | item 36938881 (no title) adamgamble | 2 years ago Why wouldn’t they fund the worlds largest MITM attack? discuss order hn newest charcircuit|2 years ago Cloudflare is not a MitM attack. By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack. adamgamble|2 years ago What am I missing? They literally decrypt all the traffic to your website, do some stuff, then re-encrypt and send it on to your server. load replies (4) udev4096|2 years ago That's a lie. Cloudflare decrypts HTTPS connections hamandcheese|2 years ago By that same logic, it would not be surprising to discover AWS working with the feds either. load replies (2) Lammy|2 years ago > By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack.Amazon HQ2, Arlington Virginia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_HQ2 pieter_mj|2 years ago It's worse. You can't just start Mitm'ing regular encrypted internet traffic without compromised infrastructure. With Cloudflare everything is already in place. yencabulator|2 years ago You can avoid that with some programming/setup and money: https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/keyless-ssl/
charcircuit|2 years ago Cloudflare is not a MitM attack. By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack. adamgamble|2 years ago What am I missing? They literally decrypt all the traffic to your website, do some stuff, then re-encrypt and send it on to your server. load replies (4) udev4096|2 years ago That's a lie. Cloudflare decrypts HTTPS connections hamandcheese|2 years ago By that same logic, it would not be surprising to discover AWS working with the feds either. load replies (2) Lammy|2 years ago > By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack.Amazon HQ2, Arlington Virginia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_HQ2 pieter_mj|2 years ago It's worse. You can't just start Mitm'ing regular encrypted internet traffic without compromised infrastructure. With Cloudflare everything is already in place.
adamgamble|2 years ago What am I missing? They literally decrypt all the traffic to your website, do some stuff, then re-encrypt and send it on to your server. load replies (4)
hamandcheese|2 years ago By that same logic, it would not be surprising to discover AWS working with the feds either. load replies (2)
Lammy|2 years ago > By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack.Amazon HQ2, Arlington Virginia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_HQ2
pieter_mj|2 years ago It's worse. You can't just start Mitm'ing regular encrypted internet traffic without compromised infrastructure. With Cloudflare everything is already in place.
yencabulator|2 years ago You can avoid that with some programming/setup and money: https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/keyless-ssl/
charcircuit|2 years ago
adamgamble|2 years ago
udev4096|2 years ago
hamandcheese|2 years ago
Lammy|2 years ago
Amazon HQ2, Arlington Virginia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_HQ2
pieter_mj|2 years ago
yencabulator|2 years ago