How exactly would HTTPS be spied upon on public wifi?
If the access point tried to MitM the connetction without having a root certificate in your OS or browser's certificate store, the browser would loudly complain if the site didn't have HSTS enabled or refuse to connect if it did
I hate to be that guy, but if you install a random root cert, then you kinda deserve it if you get your info stolen.
EDIT: Granted, the IPs you're accessing and DNS requests would be unencrypted (unless you're using DNS over TLS or DoH with a third-party DNS server) Perhaps the hostname you're connecting to as well, not sure exactly sure what the HTTPS handshake looks like.
Last edited by binaryhermit; 12-18-2020 at 08:30 AM.
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