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4th May 2024, 03:19 | #2861 | |
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I don't like my ISP being able to see every detail of what I'm viewing or posting while using this site site but I definitely don't like having to send my password in plain-text (unencrypted) when logging in. Is there any way to access the site securely while the migration is in progress? I know from experience that migrations are a complicated process and it's hard to accurately predict timelines. |
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4th May 2024, 11:39 | #2862 | |
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There's an old thread discussing the possibility of introducing it here: http://veterperementour.ru/t861305-ss...ol-secure.html |
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You can only control a part of the communication with the server, so no matter what you do, a certain part will remain unencrypted and easy to access by a 3rd party. You could encrypt your DNS requests and/or use a trustworthy DNS, but this will not affect the actual data traffic between you and the server. You could use a VPN or Tor, but the last bit of the route to the server will still be unencrypted. This would also be a transfer of trust, because what used to apply to your ISP will then apply to the VPN provider. They could monitor your traffic just like your ISP could, assuming they keep a method to access what should be encrypted traffic between you and the VPN. In my opinion, the vast majority of VPN providers out there are either untrustworthy because of their affiliation with other entities or because of incompetence, or both. In this regard, they're hardly a better choice than most ISPs. I consider Mullvad and Proton to be the only trustworthy VPNs at the moment. Could I be wrong? Yes. I can't think of anything else you could do on your end to make the situation better. The server not accepting encrypted connections is the weakest link in the chain, no matter what else you're doing. |
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4th May 2024, 18:34 | #2864 |
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I am not technical behind all of this but in simple terms what does this mean for the forum?
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8th May 2024, 14:51 | #2866 |
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Hi Dark Raven,
Last edited by Lonewolf; 9th May 2024 at 17:10.
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Thanks for the detailed responses regarding VPNs and DNS. I've toyed with the idea of subscribing to Mullvad but I don't really need or want that level of privacy and - as you point out - that just shifts the trust from one third party to another. HI Gwynd I used to use the Code:
http://eff.org/https-everywhere] Code:
http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/https-only-prefs] As a web administrator (though only experienced with Apache), I thought enabling HTTPS with certificates signed by Let's Encrypt should not be too much work. Anyhow, I'm looking forward to the upcoming version of the site which will support HTTPS. Keep up the good work y'all, LC |
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Problem with Leg@l P0rn0 thread :
http://veterperementour.ru/showthread...age=2920&pp=10 Todays posts are on p 2920 but seems to say there another hundred pages??? Issue with 'indexing'?
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13th May 2024, 13:05 | #2869 |
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Same problem as yesterday with the Leg@l P0rn0 thread -> http://veterperementour.ru/t783173-legl-p0rn0.html
"Last" refers to page 2882, the last "real" page is 2818. Depending on browser you get an "ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS" error.
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