It's funny because that's an actual quote from Maria Johnsen's article ["Should multilingual websites use HTTPS by default"][1], and the fact that she actually wrote that in a supposedly serious article discussing the merits of HTTPS makes it pretty clear she has no idea what she's talking about when it comes to security. (Especially compared to "this Troy Hunt guy", who is a well-known expert in the information security industry.)
[1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20160621124800/https://www.maria...
I appreciate the save!
(Not being sarcastic!)
(See Ajedi32's response below.)
On a side note, I'm glad at least one other person listens to The Band. Rock and roll is not dead!
(Or it is, if Lester Bangs in Almost Famous is to be believed).
I've gone well off the thread and into the wilderness here haven't I?
"Some are on domain validation which is 2048+ BitSH42 SSL/TLS encryption the encryption key is limited which means you can use on a few pages and has a limited band weight"
What about THESE people? The ones on limited band weights that can only use a few pages?
This is a 100% valid complaint about 2048+ BitSH42 protocols that I've had for some time and no-one ever acknowledges it or suggests a solution.