Updated Catbox’s encryption. Catbox now will only accept connections with TLS 1.2. Most users won’t notice a difference (besides your data being super more encrypted!). To see if you’re affected, check “Handshake Simulation” at the bottom of this webpage.

I have also enabled HSTS and OSCP Stapling. This means two things:

1. Catbox will now only accept connections via HTTPS. This was the case before, but I was doing nginx redirects. Now it’s done at a browser level.

2. OSCP stapling basically reduces the time it takes for your computer to make sure your connection to Catbox is legit, and makes the process of certificate verification more secure. If you want the finer details, you can read more here.

If you have any problems, be sure to send me an email and I’ll see if we can work out a solution.