tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-81472021754344633962013-11-
09T13:43:10.506-05:00Bits Up!Real data and musings on the
performance of networks, servers, protocols, and their related
folks.Patrick McManushttps://plus.google.com/1001660832862978021
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8147202175434463396.post-92065891342063085622013-08-
31T10:41:00.001-04:002013-08-31T10:45:25.156-04:00SSL Everywhere
for HTTP/2 - A New HopeRecently the IETF working group on HTTP
met in Berlin, Germany and discussed the concept of <a href="htt
p://www.ietf.org/proceedings/87/minutes/minutes-87-
httpbis">mandatory to offer </a>TLS for HTTP/2, offered by Mark
Nottingham.&nbsp; The current approach to transport security
means only 1/5 of web transactions are given the protections of
TLS.&nbsp; Currently all of the choices are made by the content
owner via the scheme of the url in the markup.<br /><br />It is
time that the Internet infrastructure simply gave users a secure
by default transport environment - that doesn't se