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I appreciate your enthusiasm for security, even when it fails to differentiate between a browser feature and an unencrypted/misauthenticated server redirect.

https://linuxatemyram.com is now correctly authenticated.

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Can we please also ban all trolls and generally illeterate and dumb people?

Sincerely, https://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+https+is+important

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HTTPS is now an option!

That tool complains when not adding www, but Chrome does not and redirects.

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You're POSTing passwords to linuxatemyram.com?

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@V0idSt4r : You're POSTing passwords to linuxatemyram.com?

https isn't only about password...

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@dannycolin Then what do you propose the purpose of making linuxatemyram https would be?

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@Goury Who gives a damn if you visit linuxatemyram.com? There's absolutely no reason to add encryption to this website because there's no sensitive data being transferred at all

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@koalaman Tool complains that you deployed it wrongly. MITM won't care about your www, it will just replace your redirect with whatever he wants.

@V0idSt4r I will not answer to trolling nor to dilettantism.

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Privacy kooks at their finest

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Ah, here we go: "Redirecting navigation linuxatemyram.com -> www.linuxatemyram.com because the server presented a certificate valid for www.linuxatemyram.com but not for linuxatemyram.com."

That's some MSIE6 level compatibility bs, but at least it's not unencrypted.

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@koalaman redirects should be valid https as well as any other response from server.
You are the one who just ignoring standarts, like MSIE.
Including this www atavism.

So please do fix it for real already.
The fact you don't recognize or don't understand the problem only means you are not skilled enough to prevent such problems.

Problem is present and it is major security breach for every user out there.

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+1 it works perfectly now. :)

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When it comes to security, there is only two ways — secure way and insecure way. Single flaw in security ruins every effort you are putting into it.

As BF once said, those who a willing to trade security for laziness deserve neither and will eventually loose both.

I am sincerely glad that Linux ate my ram securely today!

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