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Well, you will have to look at the server's key fingerprint, looking at the URL will not be enough. If you're being MITM attacked, you will still see trusted.e
by atamyrat 15y ago
Well, you will have to look at the server's key fingerprint, looking at the URL will not be enough.
If you're being MITM attacked, you will still see trusted.example.com in URL bar.
- noduerme 15y agoI think you're talking more about someone hijacking a nameserver in that case. The vast majority of MitM attacks are on open networks between the client and the ISP, are they not?