Posts Tagged ‘secure sockets layer’

Google Search to Have Default Encryption

Oct

2011

Google is rolling out over the next week default encryption using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) on searches for users signing in with their accounts, the company said Tuesday. The move comes over a year after Google made SSL the default setting for Gmail, and also introduced an encrypted search service. (See also How to Make […]

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

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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Why GlobalSign Made the Right Move to Suspend New Certificates

Sep

2011

When you work in computer security, reputation is everything. Certificate authentication authority (CA) GlobalSign on Monday suspended issuance of any new certificates pending the result of an investigation into a claim by a hacker that its security had been compromised. Their swift response maintains their reputation as a leading CA and positions them as an […]

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