On 6/07/15 2:01 am, Walter H. wrote:
reply_header_access Public-Key-Pins deny all
but this doesn't really work; is there another way?
If you think you can override all pinning options, then I'm afraid
you're mistaken. Well written security apps should do their darndest to
stop TLS intercept fr
Hello,
I'm using squid with ssl-bump, after updating (I update only in bigger
steps and not this often) my browser I realize,
that this supports HPKP; I didn't find how to deactivate this - Chrome 43
so I thought, I could prevent squid of replying this header field with this:
reply_header_acc
