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> The problem arises because the proxy can not see what's in the SSL channel
> without deciphering it. It can only deciper it by being an SSL endpoint.
> By doing so there can never be any end-to-end authentication.
Why couldn't the proxy perform a man-in-the-middle attack on the
connection?
Ian
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