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Can an app implement EAP to authenticate a user to a remote server?
Are there better alternatives?
e.g
A pc connected to the Internet running an app A that ask the username and password of the user. The app establish a conne… Continue reading Can EAP be used to authenticate to a service?
I am newbie so please pardon my naivete. I was wondering if there is any cryptographic procedure that allows for peer to peer matching.
Perhaps to illustrate my question I will use an example. Say I am in a country where ma… Continue reading Is there a secure, anonymous peer to peer matching solution?
I am newbie so please pardon my naivete. I was wondering if there is any cryptographic procedure that allows for peer to peer matching.
Perhaps to illustrate my question I will use an example. Say I am in a country where ma… Continue reading Is there a secure, anonymous peer to peer matching solution?
Reading different articles, mentioning this one, for the sake of this question on old TLS topic.
Quoting part of the article:
30 June 2018 is the deadline for disabling SSL/early TLS and implementing a more secure encryp… Continue reading Is it already the right time to say goodbye to TLS1.1 support on web servers?
I recently read that as a penetration tester you should be able to explain the TCP/IP protocol in depth, however these writers never say how in depth is good? Rewriting the protocols by hand type of deep? Just being able to e… Continue reading Penetration Testing & TCP/IP Interview Question
I’ve been reading though various RFCs and couldn’t find a definite answer to my question: can a negotiated TLS extension skip some of the TLS Handshake messages and still be compliant with the TLS specification? My goal is to… Continue reading TLS Extentions: Omitting TLS Handshake Messages
Is it possible to (mask / define) outgoing port locally on network without using a proxy?
default (outgoing protocol)
[address] [port]
set to (outgoing protocol)
[address] [selected port]
There could be a security vulnerability if this is not fixed and set as default configuration.
>Description |
[target program name] ➟ [selected outgoing port]
Is it possible to (mask / define) outgoing port locally on network without using a proxy?
default (outgoing protocol)
[address] [port]
set to (outgoing protocol)
[address] [selected port]
There could be a security vulnerability if this is not fixed and set as default configuration.
>Description |
[target program name] ➟ [selected outgoing port]
Let’s assume a simple network with a (Windows) server and a (Windows) workstation. Turns out the question of how to securely transfer files between the two isn’t obvious considering:
I define secure in this context as preve… Continue reading File transfer secure from a network security perspective
In my understanding (please correct if applicable),
The e-mails sent through a secure server are encrypted in the route between me as client and the mail server, whether this is a local or remote one.
The server-to-server… Continue reading How can I see whether the e-mails I exchanged with someone have been encrypted?