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On my wireless network I have implemented WPA2 protocol with AES encryption. Last year there was several warnings that WPA2 is broken, hacked. Now there are announcements that WPA3 is comming in 2018. But until it comes, and … Continue reading WiFi security in 2018
I have 2 VPSs with Public IPs that one runs debian(eg IP:62.138.0.1) and the other Centos(eg IP:62.138.0.2).
In these servers i need to run a few services(web server, asterisk, mysql, …) that are accessible only to the VPN … Continue reading script to protect my VPS [on hold]
What would i look for is it was software installed in my computer when my house was broken into by my neighbor. He is acting funny and knows what i’m doing all the time. I’ve gone thru my computer and checked. Had my computer… Continue reading keystroke logger or software [on hold]
So I use a password manager with to generate a (strong) unique password for each and every site I have a username / password for.
For the ones that allow it I also enable TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password) 2TF.
This got me… Continue reading Strong unique passwords and TOTP 2FA
I’m developing a B2B website open to the internet.
I’ve deployed the website on an application server that is in its own network and is only allowed to communicate to the intranet on two ports:
To an Exchange Server and
to… Continue reading Sql Server access from DMZ
I have a WPA2 Wi-Fi network and currently using self-signed certificates. My iOS devices request I accept them manually. My MacBook pro asks as well. My Android (Samsung), just connects. Is that normal? Kind of concerns … Continue reading android automatically accepts self signed certs on wifi
What can the police see if I’m using TOR and what can they see if you only use firefox?
My friend is in police trouble and it could be connected to me. How do police do it? Like can they tap my wi-fi or ip address? Can polic… Continue reading when using tor with java enabled what can the police see if they have a court order, [on hold]
Thank to the reply here from my previous post, finally I can understand that Server keeps 2 keys “public key” and “private key”, and Server shares only “Public Key” with Client.
Then Client encrypts its “pre-master key” by u… Continue reading I want to ask BASICS of how PUBLIC KEY works on server for decryption in TLS handshake [on hold]
This question already has an answer here:
How does SSL/TLS work?
3 answers
Before explaining details I should ask my BASI… Continue reading I STILL cannot find answer of one BASIC QUESTION about secret key exchange at TLS handshake? [duplicate]
Let’s say that I use Chrome’s incognito mode and search for a specific term using Google Image Search without being logged into my Google Account. After Google gives me the results, I click on a certain image and then click o… Continue reading Google images – tracking used filters