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!!! Overview
[{$pagename}] ([MiTM]) is an [Attacker] or an [Observer] which is between the [Protocol Client] and the [Protocol Server].
[{$pagename}] is a [Observer] in [End-to-End Communications]
A [{$pagename}] [Attacker] is typically trying for [impersonation] of the [Protocol Client] or the [Protocol Server].
[Secure connections] are methods to attempt to prevent [{$pagename}]
!! [{$pagename}] and [TLS]
[{$pagename}] [attack] over [TLS] is possible if a password is used __only__ if the client ignores the warning that the server [Certificate Fingerprint] has changed. In this case the client would unknowingly create a connection to the attacker, which as the endpoint of the connection can read the plain password as entered by the user and then can forward the data to the original server.
However, this is a [End-User] and [Human Limitation]
!! More Information
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