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nitori OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by emma in Did "HTTPS Everywhere" really make the internet safer, secure, and faster? [Aa] by nitori
Oof yeah https in localhost fucking sucks lol. And funny you mention that since yesterday I did some python exercise in university where I basically made a very simple TLS server and a TLS client connecting to it exchanging raw data. It's supposedly an example of a "VPN" for my "Information Assurance and Security 2" course but I didn't see any VPN or IPsec shit in the sample code lol (professor still approved tho when I showed the code working). But it did need a self-signed cert in the server and the client specifically trusting that cert in its cafile=
for ssl.create_default_context
, which the lecture didn't hint at all, or try to disable the certificate verification in the sample code given (just learned right now I could've added CERT_NONE
in the ssl context to disable cert verification, but eh :P)
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