Is this enabled by default?
And my main concern is public networks. It should be impossible for a MITM to intercept any APT transport (with SSL).
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Is this enabled by default?
And my main concern is public networks. It should be impossible for a MITM to intercept any APT transport (with SSL).
Would the ISP know what APT repo/if it is an APT repo if it was encrypted?
If so, a HTTPS proxy should be able to take care of that.
And what about my other point?
2. "...numerous research...
The bandwidth issue is the only reason I wouldn't do it, but there are still reasons why I would prefer it encrypted:
1. Privacy (needless to say that I don't want someone knowing I'm downloading...
Dangerous default APT sources in Kali
In a world where your ISP and government are not out for your best interest, you cannot be careful enough.
Why are the default sources for Kali insecure? (http)
Why isn't apt-transport-https...