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BEAST and TLS/SSL Security: What It Means For Users and Web Admins

30

Sep

2011

Recently, there’s been a lot of talk on how “SSL is broken”. This came on the heels of two researchers, Juliano Rizzo and Thai Duong, releasing what they called Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS, or BEAST. If you believe some of the reports, secure connections as we know are worthless.This issue may seem quite complex for […]

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The Beauty and the BEAST

29

Sep

2011

Transport Layer Security – (TLS) is a protocol often used during HTTPS connections to secure web sites. For almost a decade, it has been known that TLS 1.0 was insecure and vulnerable to attack – primarily due to its usage of the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode of operation. TLS version 1.1 and then TLS […]

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Back to the Basics – AKA Not Sony Again?

25

May

2011

Yes, it is Sony again. This time it is their Canada web site and their Japan website. According to thehackernews.com, which I cannot vouch for, this is the 10th Sony hack. While we don’t know how the PlayStation Network hack happened, we do have some information about how some of the other attacks were performed […]

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