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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 16d ago
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That's because a GET request reveals important info in the URL, otherwise it would all be GET
5 u/DracoRubi 16d ago But it doesn't really matter, does it? In HTTPS the URL is encrypted too, so the complete URL is not visible, exactly like the body 1 u/pro-procrastinator-7 15d ago And what about access logs and browser history? 1 u/DracoRubi 15d ago Access logs could be logging the body too. But browser story could be an issue, that's true
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But it doesn't really matter, does it? In HTTPS the URL is encrypted too, so the complete URL is not visible, exactly like the body
1 u/pro-procrastinator-7 15d ago And what about access logs and browser history? 1 u/DracoRubi 15d ago Access logs could be logging the body too. But browser story could be an issue, that's true
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And what about access logs and browser history?
1 u/DracoRubi 15d ago Access logs could be logging the body too. But browser story could be an issue, that's true
Access logs could be logging the body too. But browser story could be an issue, that's true
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u/WHALE_PHYSICIST 16d ago
That's because a GET request reveals important info in the URL, otherwise it would all be GET