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Stop using insecure option by default #81
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Fix #81: Stop using insecure option by default
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Fix sendgrid#81: Stop using insecure option by default
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difficulty: easy
fix is easy in difficulty
status: work in progress
Twilio or the community is in the process of implementing
type: security
known security issue
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Why would you disable SSL peer verification by default in a library??
At the very least people incapable of configuring their servers decently should disable security options manually. Current it's the other way around and only people randomly inspecting source code notice that you're disabling SSL security features by default...
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