This claim that eIDAS is an attempt to intercept TLS and spy on citizens has been repeated over and over this week without any basis and I'm getting sick of it. I don't understand why everyone immediately assumes bad faith here when it's much more likely that this is just a botched article written by someone who has not had to deal with the intricacies of the web PKI. Do you seriously think the intent here is to allo…
I agree actually. Which data exactly will be transported over TLS connection secured by these certs? Who said it has to be the entire HTTP traffic, why not just the traffic required for authentication? It seems very vague at the moment...