you are depending on the integrity of that service. Now there are still a lot of sites that have SSL but the log-on info is insecure and all there "goes over the wire" unencrypted as plain txt. So keep that info always at the back of your mind, what goes onto the Interwebs is like sending out a global message for everyone to see. Here your privacy is non-existant by design. This could lead to NSA snooping as the anonimyzed tracking IDS from Google for instance could be de-anonymized and personalized by re-targeting with personal info found elsewhere, helped with fingerprinting and geo-location profiling you into detail does not really require rocket-technology.
From Tracker SSL and EFF info it appeared to me that SSL can be secure, but that anonimyzed tracking IDS are exempted and some tracker IDS do not support secure transmission. Important insights came from HTTPS Everywhere Atlas and websites with issues there, various header and SSL-check scans and also through an extension Tracker SSL, Check SSL, Safer Chrome Security Report, Webpage Behavior Report combined with Privacy Badger. With the continuous drive towards establishing HTTPS Everywhere it is high time to check on the real security and also the misconfigurations, the security header implementation and other security aspects. Polonus (volunteer website security analyst and website error-hunter) Which is too bad, because SHA-1 is becoming dangerously weak. I see HTTPS certificates signed using a one-way hash - often SHA-1. So as howfar are the services from Adguard above board and there is also Cloudflare to be considered here. See where I reported on mc./metrika/watch.js here: See (where adblockers may crash the Yandex metrics). I looked up the historical badness on the AS -> with some 34 blacklisted URLsįlops dot ru has malware /metrika/watch.js (x-javascript running on 93.158.134.119) hosted at EGIHosting,US, IP 205.164.14.88, US, California, San Jose. I am testing Adguard 6.07.67.364 beta at the moment and as soon as I open that Vista laptop I see connections for
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