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SSL
cyber security
Why Are DV Certificates Hot Favourites Of Hackers?
SSL Certificates and their data encryption capabilities are indispensable to website security. However, not all SSL certificates are equal. SSL Certificates are of three...
SSL/TLS
HTTPS Strict Transport Security (HSTS): What is It and How it Works?
Have you got HTTPS protocol working on your web server? If you answered in yes, that’s great. But have you got the HTTPS Strict...
Computer Security
FBI Warns that Hackers use Secure HTTPS Websites to Trick Users and to Steal Sensitive Logins
FBI issued a warning that threat actors use secure HTTPS websites to trick the users and to acquire sensitive login credentials, banking information and...
Information Gathering
Fast and Complete SSL Scanner to Find Mis-configurations affecting TLS/SSL Severs-A Detailed Analysis
We are moving fast to the encrypted world and the usage of TLS certificates increased dramatically.Transport Layer Security is the main feature of TLS/SSL certificates,...
Computer Security
TLS 1.3 Released – Most Important Security Protocol on the Internet with Extreme Privacy, Security, and Performance
An Internet's most Important security protocol TLS 1.3 released with various improvement to perform a secure communication for online commerce, medicine, and other sensitive transactionsTLS...
SSL/TLS
Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.3 approved by IETF With the 28th Draft
The much required Transport Layer Security version TLS 1.3 approved finally by IETF after 28 drafts. TLS 1.3 is not a minor redesign, it...
Cryptocurrency hack
Hackers Illegally Purchasing Abused Code-signing & SSL Certificates From Underground Market
Threat actors using Abused Code-signing certificate from reputable companies as a layer of obfuscation in distributing malicious payloads.Abused Codesigning certificates would provide integrity for...
Cryptocurrency hack
New Method to Establish Covert Channel Communication by Abusing X.509 Digital Certificates
Security researchers from Fidelis identified a new method to establish a covert channel communication by abusing widely implemented X.509 public key certificates. Certificates remain...