Jun 20, 2024, 3:45 PM

This feels like an argument between:

  • Person saying the entire information security world contains useful data that can protect you from threats you didn't know you didn't want to deal with, and attempting to explain to people the width of risk they should be aware of (framed in "community" scenarios)

  • Person who currently has an active stake in the hobby literally going against every information security concept in existence to say "it's fine; ignore it, but it was important enough for me to get Ares set with https for a lot of those listed reasons."

Shit, fara, you're the one that put https out there as an option for these games. Why put effort into it if it's no biggie?

Edit:

Or:

@faraday do you prefer to use the https portal access to the games you play, or the telnet MU client, and why?