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Le 23/04/2015 06:08, Roger Dingledine a =E9crit :
>> >I know we could SSL sigaint.org, but if it is a state-actor they could =
just
>> >use one of their CAs and mill a key.
> This is not great logic. You're running a website without SSL, even though
> you know people are attacking you? Shouldn't your users be hassling you
> to give them better options?:)
>
> As you say, SSL is not perfect, but it does raise the bar a lot. That
> seems like the obvious next step for making your website safer for
> your users.
>
Yes, you should use SSL/TLS and you and/or your users run the very =

excellent "interception detector" http://www.ianonym.com/intercept.html

Of course to be maximally efficient the tool should be installed on your =

site and it should be modified not to change the proxy settings (and =

then be compatible with the Tor browser, which unfortunately is =

currently not the case), because if the mitm is not stupid it can see =

that the destination IP in the socks message does not match your domain.

It can be tried with the secret "abcd" (abcd.sigaint.org)

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