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No, it doesn't. HSTS and other methods prevent this from happening.
by strictnein 12d ago
No, it doesn't. HSTS and other methods prevent this from happening.
- kelnos 12d agoHSTS doesn't protect you from this at all. It only requires HTTPS, which a spoofed-but-trusted cert passes just fine. No mainstream browser (or any browser?) is doing cert pinning. What "other methods" are there that are deployed and actually in use?
- peanut-walrus 12d agoTransparency logs. It's mandatory for a cert to be in CT logs for browsers to trust it. Those are public, if this was happening, someone would have noticed already.
- chews 11d ago[dead]