Comment on Shock in the Shower (1997)parentComments−curiousjorge10ysecure as hell too when you are just serving html files.−Everlag10yI'm sorry to inform you that line twelve of that html has a script tag. Here's the kicker: it's google analytics.−MichaelGG10yI'm not sure that 1996-era HTTP server software was "secure as hell" even if serving static content. Browsers certainly were not.−jameshart10ySuper secure, except the information leakage: <META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="Microsoft Word 97"> ... <META NAME="Template" CONTENT="C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE\html.dot"> (Okay, probably not much use now but when this was published, that could maybe have been used to target macro attacks)−gruez10ybut no https
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secure as hell too when you are just serving html files.
I'm sorry to inform you that line twelve of that html has a script tag. Here's the kicker: it's google analytics.
I'm not sure that 1996-era HTTP server software was "secure as hell" even if serving static content. Browsers certainly were not.
Super secure, except the information leakage:
(Okay, probably not much use now but when this was published, that could maybe have been used to target macro attacks)but no https