Re:SingleFileZ, a web extension for saving pages as HTML/ZIP...
by znpy on Sunday November 03, 2019 @02:00PM
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This is completely unrelated, but I want to ask this question because people that know about this are probably following the thread:
Assuming I download webpages from via ssl/TLS, would there be a way to also save their criptographic signature so that the resulting file, along with the website certificate, could be verifiable, possibly in court?
I've seen a number of situation where malicious public clerk do not update ab official public website with information about upcoming events, and then updating it once it's too late.
I'm wondering whether I could use Https features to bring such actors to court.
Assuming I download webpages from via ssl/TLS, would there be a way to also save their criptographic signature so that the resulting file, along with the website certificate, could be verifiable, possibly in court?
I've seen a number of situation where malicious public clerk do not update ab official public website with information about upcoming events, and then updating it once it's too late.
I'm wondering whether I could use Https features to bring such actors to court.