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Under the Hood
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What the padlock really means — Diffie-Hellman by paint mixing, the certificate chain of trust, and the 1-RTT TLS 1.3 handshake
Plain HTTP sends everything as readable text. Between you and the server sit dozens of machines — routers, Wi-Fi access points, ISPs. Any of them (call the attacker "Eve") can read every byte. Watch: your login flies across the wire and Eve sees your password in the clear.
TLS building blocks
Active Recall
In Diffie-Hellman, why can an eavesdropper who sees the common value and both public mixes still not compute the shared secret?