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Except that doesn't work if the form posts to a HTTPS URL. You'd have to implement something at the browser level, e.g. installing a modified browser or a brows
by mvermaat 15y ago
Except that doesn't work if the form posts to a HTTPS URL. You'd have to implement something at the browser level, e.g. installing a modified browser or a browser extension.
- jasonmc 15y agoIt is possible to perform a MITM attack on HTTPS when you can install any certificates you want in the web browser.