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Is HMAC required when using TLS communication?

Posted on July 10, 2019 by Royi Namir

We have SSL communication between our mobile app and our servers.

The request from mobile is creating a hash on all the request fields – based on a secret key which is “stored” on the app.

So it sends json with all the fi… Continue reading Is HMAC required when using TLS communication?→

Posted in TLS

How can we show our end-users that we are trusted by a bank?

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Royi Namir

We are developing an website which serves end users of many organizations
(banks , municipalities etc).

We have already setup meetings with the banks and they’ve agreed to work with us.

Ok so let’s say that a user user1 of… Continue reading How can we show our end-users that we are trusted by a bank?→

Posted in Account Security, certificates, Identity Management | Tagged Identification

How can we show our end-users that we are trusted by a bank?

Posted on August 23, 2017 by Royi Namir

We are developing an website which serves end users of many organizations
(banks , municipalities etc).

We have already setup meetings with the banks and they’ve agreed to work with us.

Ok so let’s say that a user user1 of… Continue reading How can we show our end-users that we are trusted by a bank?→

Posted in Account Security, certificates, Identity Management | Tagged Identification

Does chrome still use SSL after certificate warning?

Posted on August 22, 2017 by Royi Namir

We use a third party service which if I put its URL in the browser , it display :

Looking at the certificate itself :

Questions:

1 – If I click “Proceed to x…” – Is the channel still using SSL to transfer the da… Continue reading Does chrome still use SSL after certificate warning?→

Posted in certificates

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