TL;DR: Instead of redirecting API calls from HTTP to HTTPS, make the failure visible. Either disable the HTTP interface altogether, or return a clear HTTP error response and revoke API keys sent over the unencrypted connection. Unfortunately, many well-known API providers don't currently do so. Updates 2024-05-24: Added the Google Bug Hunter Team response to the report that the VirusTotal API resp
It was Jan last year that I suggested HTTPS adoption had passed the "tipping point", that is, it had passed the moment of critical mass and as I said at the time, "will very shortly become the norm". Since that time, the percentage of web pages loaded over a secure connection has rocketed from 52% to 71% whilst the proportion of the world's top 1 million websites redirecting people to HTTPS has go
Bartek Nowotarski TL;DR It was possible to eavesdrop a single request data, including cookies and fb_dtsg (CSRF token), during installation of any app in mobile version of Facebook App Center despite the fact that the user had "Secure Browsing" mode enabled in their Facebook settings. The bug is now fixed but the lack of HTTP Strict Transport Security header on Mobile Facebook makes it possible t
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