Bleichenbacher’s CAT puts another scratch in TLS
Researchers demonstrate Cache-like ATacks against RSA key exchange. Continue reading Bleichenbacher’s CAT puts another scratch in TLS
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Researchers demonstrate Cache-like ATacks against RSA key exchange. Continue reading Bleichenbacher’s CAT puts another scratch in TLS
Being a maker opens up so many doors in terms of ways to romance one’s partner through passion projects. If their passion is Disney films, then you may handily make them the enchanted rose from Beauty and the Beast for their birthday. Easy-peasy.
In addition to the love and care that went into this build, redditor [Vonblackhawk2811] has included a set of LEDs, salvaged from cheap flashlights and electronic candles, which are controlled by four toggle switches and offer multiple lighting selections — candlelight, soft white, colour cycling, and bright white — to appropriately set the mood. As if that …read more
I understand that BEAST is very hard to exploit and mostly fixed by modern browsers already.
Also, enabling RC4 will introduce other risks.
So, if you still want to mitigate the almost impossible exploitable BEAST attack, a… Continue reading Are disabling TLS 1.0, enabling RC4 or using TLS1.0 with AES only, the only ways to mitigate BEAST server-side?
Google will next week begin a gradual deprecation of unsafe crypto protocol SSLv3 and cipher RC4 in Gmail IMAP/POP clients. Continue reading Google To Deprecate SSLv3, RC4 in Gmail IMAP/POP Clients
So I have these few compression directives at http level in nginx:
gzip on;
gzip_http_version 1.1;
gzip_vary on;
I read that this should be avoided because of CRIME/BREACH attack, is this correct?