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Web A is https while Web B is http only
Which path is secure?
Request from Web A to B or Web B to A?
I’ve been thinking which one should have a signature scheme and which is to be confident in TLS.
In fact every WEB request made to
https://...is secure.This being said even a request from B to A might not be 100% secure. Because B was served over HTTP and it was not secure it means that the client has no way of ensuring that the contents comes from B. A Man-In-The-Middle could have replaced it with some other contents and thus in reality the final request might not be towards A but towards C (where C is evil).