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SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and/or TLS (Transport Layer Security)

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Running openssl s_client with an aes encrypted key fails

I'm trying to verify a 2-way SSL connection using the openssl s_client command openssl s_client -connect localhost:8883 -CAfile ca.pem -cert client.crt -key client.key The openssl s_client fails ...
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TLS connection to untrusted server - client reaction for dropping connection standardized?

I played around with a man-in-the-middle proxy tool and connected different smart phones to it. As the proxy uses a self signed certificate the tested smartphone apps did not accept the presented ...
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Why are banks largely absent from the HSTS preload list?

There seems to be widespread support for the idea that election-related websites, of all things, should be resistant to man-in-the-middle attacks. The secret ballot makes detecting and recovering from ...
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How does TLS 1.3 break inspection?

The latest research seems to indicate that TLS 1.3 completely breaks the MITM/proxy model of many current security tools. I don't fully understand how it does that and if there are ways around this. ...
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How does Chrome distrust Symantec Certificates?

Sometime back Google Chrome had announced plans to distrust Symantec certificates. I am trying to figure out how this is done for a POC. When I visit chase.com on Google Chrome, I get the following ...
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Does HTTP/3 necessitate additional - beyond HTTP/2 via TLS1.3 - restrictions on client authentication (mTLS)?

A recent Nginx release allows me to set listen 443 quic; to enable HTTP/3. Neat. I had been using HTTP/2 with TLS1.3 before, so I did not expect that change much, just optimize round trips with ...
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Should I force Thunderbird to avoid RFC5746 and CVE-2009-3555 security bugs?

I see that the latest version of Thunderbird (38.0.1) still has the defaults set to ignore the error. Is this a big problem? Should I change the defaults to enforce greater security? Here is ...
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Should I trash my router if it still runs OpenSSL 0.9.8p and OpenVPN 2.2.2 in 2017?

I have the Easybox 904 xDSL router from Vodafone (Germany) running the latest firmware 03.17.01.17. I wanted to upgrade the firmware but found out that the latest version is from 2015 - no updates ...
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Create self-signed ssl certificate that can't sign other certificates

I have a LAN HTTPS server that I want to give an SSL certificate to. Since it's local-only, a self-signed certificate is sufficient for me. I have previously given it a self-signed root certificate, ...
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Using NameConstrains in a CA certificate

I am trying to do something similar to what has been pointed out in this nice answer by Jonathon Reinhart. I have a CA certificate with Name Constrains (RFC): Permitted [1]Subtrees (0..0): ...
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Java Updates Restrict Unsafe SSL Renegotiation With Active Directory Servers

We have two active directory (AD) hosts, ead01.domain.com and ead02.domain.com; we also have a corresponding service domain, at eadauth.domain.com which round-robins between these AD hosts (via DNS). ...
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Safe communication via rest api between two known servers

I'm using Kinvey as backend but because it doesn't provide the ability to run custom code I have set up another server. So basically when x happens on Kinvey server, I send a call to my rest api on ...
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Why did Chrome show my connection to Youtube as not secure?

I was browsing on Youtube a while ago, when I noticed that Chrome showed it as an insecure connection even though it was over HTTPS. I'm using Ghostery and Adblock to block trackers but nothing more, ...
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Why does Chrome warn about "Obsolete Connection Settings" for key exchange?

What do I have to change so Google Chrome won't say that I am using an obsolete key exchange? Obsolete Connection Settings The connection to this site uses a strong protocol (TLS 1.2), an obsolete ...
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MITM or Something Else?

Problem: When a given set of user devices (tablets/laptops) downloads files from a certain server from outside the host server's country, downloads are sporadically and routinely interrupted. The ...
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