ssl rfc

SSL/TLS Security Series: SSL/TLS Overview1. the SSL/TLS protocol is an important cornerstone of secure network communication. This series will briefly introduce the SSL/TLS Protocol, focusing on the security of the SSL/TLS Protocol, especially the

  The SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol was first developed by the famous Netscape company. It is now widely used for identity authentication on the Internet and secure data communication between web servers and Client browsers. The purpose of

For more information about commands, add them later. Time is tight. Sorry. One-way Verification Successful:1. production server certificate: Key tool-validity 365-genkey-v-alias server-keyalg RSA-keystore D: \ SSL \ BKS \ Server. jks-dname "cn = 10.1

In the previous blog, the first step in speaking of SSL was to create a certificate. (or buy from a third party) PS: The final on-line product, the certificate will be to the Third-party certification body to buy, but in the development process, is

Currently, many websites or services are implemented based on SSL and can be accessed only after certificates are downloaded and installed. If it can provide download, of course there are any problems. However, if you do not have permission to

First, SSL1. About SSLThe SSL protocol is located between the TCP/IP protocol and various application layer protocols, providing security support for data communication. The SSL protocol can be divided into two tiers:SSL recording Protocol (SSL

SSL: (SecureSocketLayer, Secure Socket Layer) is a protocol layer between reliable connection-oriented network layer protocol and application layer protocol. SSL authenticates each other, uses digital signatures to ensure integrity, and uses

First, what is HTTPS? According to Wikipedia's explanation: Hypertext Transfer Security Protocol (abbreviated: HTTPS, English: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is a combination of Hypertext Transfer Protocol and SSL/TLS to provide encrypted

First, what is HTTPS? According to Wikipedia's explanation: Hypertext Transfer Security Protocol (abbreviation: HTTPS, English: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is a combination of Hypertext Transfer Protocol and SSL/TLS to provide encrypted

The early SSLv2 was designed according to the classic PKI (public key Infrastructure), which by default assumed that a server (or an IP) would only provide a service, so at the time of the SSL handshake, the server side could be sure which