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It looks like hubpress exchanges tokens/hashed tokens with Github for auth, so at least the password isn't directly exposed. But it's still a concern that the traffic could be intercepted (and token reused) without https, right?
This is a problem for sites which use custom domains, since Github currently doesn't support https in these scenarios.
Would it be worth showing a small warning on the page to warn the user of this concern?
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It looks like hubpress exchanges tokens/hashed tokens with Github for auth, so at least the password isn't directly exposed. But it's still a concern that the traffic could be intercepted (and token reused) without https, right?
This is a problem for sites which use custom domains, since Github currently doesn't support https in these scenarios.
Would it be worth showing a small warning on the page to warn the user of this concern?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: