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> is for them to have broken the encryption algorithms behind TLS/HTTPS. Or if they have access to, or can subpoena, a MitMaaS for HTTPS. Like Cloudflare.
by photon-torpedo 3y ago
> is for them to have broken the encryption algorithms behind TLS/HTTPS.
Or if they have access to, or can subpoena, a MitMaaS for HTTPS. Like Cloudflare.
- sph 3y agoTrue. Given how widespread Cloudflare has become, I would be surprised if they haven't got a tap there already.