ICSI Certificate Notary
Saturday, December 15th, 2012graph of the Trusted CA — certificates authorities that are allowed to sign SSL certs
graph of the Trusted CA — certificates authorities that are allowed to sign SSL certs
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graph of the Trusted CA — certificates authorities that are allowed to sign SSL certs
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graph of the Trusted CA — certificates authorities that are allowed to sign SSL certs
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blog by Nate Lawson, a good blog to follow if you are interested in InfoSec
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Notes from google ppl about their optimizations for SSL connections.
Posted in cryptography, google, http, https, Linux, openssl, performance, scalability, Security, ssl | Comments Off | permalink
very cool flash animation that shows you how RIJNDAEL chiper works, step-by-step!
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article tells you that using elcomsoft tools, you can brute-force PGP pass-phrase in ~120 days for ~$9K on 10 EC2 instances.
Posted in amazon, cloud, cracking, cryptography, ec2, elcomsoft, encryption, for:collidr, infosec, passwords, pgp, s3, Security | Comments Off | permalink
useful for simple things; some cool links
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