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@AliceDust HTTPS is usefull to « strongly » identify .onion found into the wild. If cert presents plain-net domain inside, legit.
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@AliceDust But if you already have trust in the .onion, it’s self-authenticated, no need of TLS for this.
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@AliceDust HTTPS can also be usefull from a tech point of view. You can host .onion for content not on the HS tor node (proxying).
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@AliceDust With HTTPS, even the HS tor node operator can’t have access directly to the real content.
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