We need more phishing sites on HTTPS!
All the books, Montag.
If we want a 100% encrypted web then we need to encrypt all sites, despite whether or not you agree with what they do/say/sell/etc… 100% is 100% and it includes the ‘bad guys’ too.
Anne’s Blog
Anne is documenting his process of going https:
- TLS: first steps
- TLS: issues with StartSSL
- TLS: issues with DreamHost
- TLS: deploy HSTS
- TLS: next steps
I’m really glad he’s doing this.
Related links
Troy Hunt: HTTPS adoption has reached the tipping point
Things are looking good for HTTPS.
The Guardian has moved to https 🔒 | Info | The Guardian
Details of The Guardian’s switch to HTTPS.
HTTPS Adoption *doubled* this year
Slowly but surely the web is switching over to HTTPS. The past year shows a two to threefold increase.
Certbot
For your information, the Let’s Encrypt client is now called Certbot for some reason.
Carry on.
Related posts
Insecure
Security or access: choose one.
Switching to HTTPS on Apache 2.4.7 on Ubuntu 14.04 on Digital Ocean
The super-sexy title is because this stuff tends to be super-specific to the server setup.
This is for everyone with a certificate
The browser beatings will continue until morale improves.
HTTPS
Doing the right thing.
Security for all
I want the web to be delivered over https:// but we might be in for a rough period of transition.