>Most people couldn't even concieve of the idea of
>someone hijacking their encrypted browser session in
>which they do their banking, for example.
Are you implying that the hijacking of encrypted browser
sessions is something that we should be worried about?
If so, I am genuinely interested in hearing more.
Note that I'm not asking if it is *theoretically*
possible, but rather if it's something that a normal,
prudent individual should be worried about more than,
say, getting whacked on the head by a meteorite...
How would it be done? Are there any examples of it
actually happening in circumstances that a "normal" person
would be likely to find himself? And I'm talking about
an encrypted session being "hijacked" once established,
not during some sort of cleartext/initialization phase,
or via inside info (e.g. a key or password) being obtained
by other means.
[ And please mention Linux at least once (like
this?) in order that this thread be at least
obliquely appropriate on this list... ]
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