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shpendk avatar shpendk commented on May 31, 2024

I would consider this to be the same as login over HTTP. Both require an active man in the middle, and i'd change both to P4 for that matter.

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vishal1991 avatar vishal1991 commented on May 31, 2024

I agree with @shpendk . This is same as login over HTTP and both should have the same priority.

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SwayzeSlacks85 avatar SwayzeSlacks85 commented on May 31, 2024

+1 for P4 for From HTTP to HTTPS

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plr0man avatar plr0man commented on May 31, 2024

I feel like the difference between these two is significant enough to warrant one priority point up in favor of Over HTTP variant. Let's consider the following:

  • Sending credentials in clear text (Over HTTP) because of the nature of WIFI network traffic allows a simple eavesdropper to steal them. They literally fly in the air. Given how common WIFI networks are, this is a serious problem.
  • Sending credentials from HTTP to HTTPS on the other hand requires a motivated attacker that is capable of establishing an active proxy, which lowers the risk.

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shpendk avatar shpendk commented on May 31, 2024

But is actively modifying a man in the middle connection that much harder than only eavesdropping? I would not think so.

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trimkadriu avatar trimkadriu commented on May 31, 2024

I also agree that both of these are similar. But, I would prioritize them both as P3 considering the easiness of executing such an attack.

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plr0man avatar plr0man commented on May 31, 2024

Looks like we won't be needing a new entry as the majority of us seem to agree that these variants pose the same risk. It's definitely great that we had this discussion, so we could shape our position. If anybody feels strongly that we should be downgrading the priority on the existing entry please feel free to make your case before we close this Issue.

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