On 5/4/07, Stephen <ssha@henleycol.ac.uk> wrote:
> I would try operating the origin website on SSL, (or try running Squid
> as an HTTP -> HTTPS bridge - but probably too complicated). I believe
> that if content is delivered by SSL, it is not cached by the browser in
> a way that is readable...
It is stored in a readable way. The question is "is it stored"? Many
browser by default operate under the assumption that SSL-encrypted
traffic is sensitive, and thus should not be stored unencrypted
anywhere. This is however not an universal principle, AND the user can
usually override it.
As a side-note, please keep your answer BELOW the quoted text. Doing
otherwise makes the conversation harder to follow and is generally
considered poor netiquette.
-- /kinkieReceived on Fri May 04 2007 - 06:35:02 MDT
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