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| | | | | When you visit a HTTPS site, the server must present a certificate, signed by a trusted third-party (a Certificate Authority, aka CA), vouching for the identity of the bearer. The certificate contains an expiration date, and is considered valid until that date arrives. But what if the CA later realizes that it issued the certificate... | |
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| | | | | SSL/TLS Certificate Revocation Awareness - The case for OCSP Must-Staple | |
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| | | For you German speakers out there, my sixth Heise Developer article, "GoingNative 2012 - Gegenwart und Zukunft von C++" just went live on Heise's site. It's a sum-up of the GoingNative 2012 conference that happened on Feb 2nd-3rd. There won't be an English translation later, since it'd be outdated by the time it appeared. The... | ||
