Re[8]: HTTP2 Expression of Interest

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From: "Mike Belshe" mike@belshe.com
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>On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 12:27 AM, Willy Tarreau <w@1wt.eu> wrote:

  
  And when a number of webmail accounts were recently suspected of 
  having been
  broken after a CA cert break-in, there was no way for the poor user 
  to suspect
  that his "https://" in front of the URL suddenly was not enough 
  anymore to
  protect his privacy.
 
 Again, you're arguing that because there was a security breach once, 
 we should take all the locks off the doors.  This is silly!

that would be silly, but no-one is arguing that.

We're arguing against being compelled to put a lock on every door... 
even internal doors.

We're arguing against having our freedom removed to choose which doors 
to put our lock on.

Adrien