displaying a warning that there is a MITM which reads all passwords and
banking information sounds nice, yuri. there even seems to be ways to
detect this client-server side:
https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/7ldypq/is_it_possible_to_detect_mitm_by_javascript_in_a/
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you mean something
Browser vendors could revoke the root that Kazakh authorities are using for
the scheme.
On Mon, Jul 22, 2019 at 5:35 AM Yuri Astrakhan
wrote:
> I don't think browser vendors will block the ability to install a custom
> root certificate because some corp clients may use it for exactly the same
>
Hello!
I am writing to provide an update on the status of the petition that the
Wikimedia Foundation filed with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)
in May to lift the more than two-year block of Wikipedia in Turkey.[1]
As you may know, many petitions brought before the ECHR are not granted
I don't think browser vendors will block the ability to install a custom
root certificate because some corp clients may use it for exactly the same
reason -- creating an HTTPS proxy with fake certs in order to analyze
internal traffic (in the name of monitoring/security).
Browser vendors could
That's shocking...
>> I think this has serious implications for Wikipedia & Wikimedia, as not
>> only they would be easily able to see which articles people read, but
>> also steal login credentials, depseudonymize people and even hijack
>> admin accounts.
Yes, they can de-crypt the traffic.
Dear all,
I am glad to inform you that a memorandum has been signed between Wikimedia
Armenia Scientific-Educational NGO and Tavush Province Administration of
the Republic of Armenia, according to which the latter is obliged to
1.
Support the establishment and regular work of Wikiclubs
