Hi! fluxb...@openmailbox.org skribis:
> But I presume there must be another reason why there's no https, HTTPS is not the alpha and omega of security. At best, it provides confidentiality and allows users to authenticate the server (some certificate authorities are corrupt though, so there’s a risk.) Once you’ve authenticated the server, you still haven’t authenticated the code, which is what you’re really interested in as a user. So this is what this issue is about, and I agree it needs to be fixed ASAP. Your contributions are very welcome, too! :-) Ludo’.
