Symantec’s Sorta Secure Sockets Layer
Symantec may not have chosen their partners wisely as once again we see some questionable SSL certs being released into the wild by one of their audited partners. For a while last…
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Tag: SSL
DroboAccess Enables SSL Encrypted Remote File Access for Drobo 5N and B810n
We are currently testing a round of Drobos here at PC Perspective, and Drobo recently rolled out a new feature that I thought would be better written up as a quick news…
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Roll over Superfish, PrivDog is just as bad but doesn’t come directly from Comodo
This has been a bad week for the secure socket layer and the news just keeps getting worse. Comodo provides around one out of every three SSL certs currently in use as…
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Google Rolling Out SSL Encrypted Search for International Users
Google recently announced on their Inside Search blog that the company would be rolling out the default SSL encrypted search option for users signed in with a Google account internationally....
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Still hope for SSL, the web ain’t dead yet
SSL and secure data transfer are wounded, but not dying quite yet if you use an elderly encryption protocol called RC4 or ARC4. Current AES is suggested as the preferred way...
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Sort of secure socket layer
The good news about the discovery that the encryption procedure behind Secure Socket Layer and Transport Layer Security has been compromised is that the newest versions of both SSL and TLS are still…
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A quick guide to SSL and what its major maladjustment is
While the boys were having fun at an event in Texas, TechwareLabs were at a show of a completely different colour. Black Hat 2011, the yearly computer security convention...
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