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Is Your SSL Server Vulnerable to a FREAK Attack?
FREAK is a new man-in-the-middle (MITM) vulnerability discovered by a group of cryptographers at INRIA, Microsoft Research and IMDEA . FREAK stands for “Factoring RSA-EXPORT Keys.” As for the “A”, it may be a stand for Apple or Android to be discussed below. The vulnerability dates back to the 1990s, when the US government banned selling crypto software overseas, unless it used
March 4, 2015 in Alerts, SSL, SSL Deployment -
SSL Review: February 2015
Entrust’s monthly SSL review covers SSL discussions — recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust and CA Security Council Entrust Identity ON discussed: In the Beginning – The Information Revolution Public-Key Solves Half of the Key Distribution Problem Patents, Key Escrow and the Elliptic Curve SSL and 39 Months Superfish Joins the MITM Club CA Security Council discussed: -
As Global Data Loss Rises, Companies Must Rise To Challenge
Defending your enterprise against a cyberattack is harder than it's ever been. These days, hackers operate with a huge degree of sophistication and covert skill. For all you know, your business could be under siege by hackers at this very moment.
March 2, 2015 in Authentication, Encryption, Fraud Detection -
A Look Into The Techniques Of A Cybercriminal
Gregory Hanis is a bad guy gone good, a "retired grey hat hacker, now doing white hat stuff for random people." His change of hats is nothing out of the ordinary - in fact, he follows in a long line of reformed cyber baddies who now use their hacking powers to pave the way for better cybersecurity.
February 24, 2015 in Authentication, Digital Certificates As Global Data Loss Rises, Companies Must Rise To Challenge
Defending your enterprise against a cyberattack is harder than it's ever been. These days, hackers operate with a huge degree of sophistication and covert skill. For all you know, your business could be under siege by hackers at this very moment.
March 2, 2015 in Authentication, Encryption, ...A Look Into The Techniques Of A Cybercriminal
Gregory Hanis is a bad guy gone good, a "retired grey hat hacker, now doing white hat stuff for random people." His change of hats is nothing out of the ordinary - in fact, he follows in a long line of reformed cyber baddies who now use their hacking powers to pave the way for better cybersecurity.
February 24, 2015 in Authentication, Digital Certificates
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