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End-To-End Encrypted (EE2E) Websites?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2024
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I may not have a domain name, and therefore no HTTPS, just HTTP only and can only connect by knowing the IP address and port number.
I feel like you should just use a reverse proxy tbh.
Is it internal? Because otherwise this is a super bad plan
And you cant use self signed certificates because?
They provide the same level of encryption. The benefit of a domain and a trusted CA issued cert is that browsers/os will automatically trust that the server is who its said it is (ie you dont get a warning).
But if you import your servers root CA to your OS, then your OS (and browser) will automatically trust any cert issued using that root cert, thus you dont get a warning.
With or without a warning, it will still encrypt at TLS1.3