I have an API that I want to be accessible only by HTTPS. I know I can use URL-rewrite to force a redirect, but don't want to install additional modules. I was wondering whether only providing an HTTPS binding would be a secure solution as opposed to offering(in a way that HTTP connectionsconnection would not be allowed).
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
I have an API that I want to be accessible only by HTTPS. I know I can use URL-rewrite to force a redirect, but don't want to install additional modules. I was wondering whether only providing an HTTPS binding would be a secure solution as opposed to offering HTTP connections.
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
I have an API that I want to be accessible only by HTTPS. I know I can use URL-rewrite to force a redirect, but don't want to install additional modules. I was wondering whether only providing an HTTPS binding would be a secure solution (in a way that HTTP connection would not be allowed).
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
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Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
I have an API that I want to be accessible only by https. I know I kan use URL-rewrite to make a redirect, but would like to not install additional modules. I was thinking is it secure solution (in a way that it will not allow http connections) to provide https only bindings?
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
I have an API that I want to be accessible only by HTTPS. I know I can use URL-rewrite to force a redirect, but don't want to install additional modules. I was wondering whether only providing an HTTPS binding would be a secure solution as opposed to offering HTTP connections.
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
I have an API that I want to be accessible only by https. I know I kan use URL-rewrite to make a redirect, but would like to not install additional modules. I was thinking is it secure solution (in a way that it will not allow http connections) to provide https only bindings?
Is it possible to somehow trick the server into accepting HTTP request with this kind of setup?
