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Your LAN router/switch will see the credentials unencrypted. An untrusted device on your network could perform ARP spoofing, pretend to be
192.168.something.something
, and intercept the credentials. Do you trust all devices on your network?It's better practice (and simple enough) to setup HTTPS with self-signed certificates and have the browsers manually accept the cert on first connection.
I do trust the devices on my network but I guess I’ll probably look into how to setup HTTPS.
IMHO, HTTPS is not necessary in a small home network.
IMHO, HTTPS is not necessary in a small home network.
IMHO, HTTPS is not necessary in a small home network.
IMHO, HTTPS is not necessary in a small home network.