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My question is specifically about an option in Google Chrome under Settings > Site Settings > Handlers. I’ve read in the past that with desktop-based protocol handlers–such as Office Outlook or Thunderbird with mailto: links–an attacker … Continue reading Can using web-based protocol handlers for protocols such as mailto: links be dangerous in any way?
I’m designing a protocol over the SSL but I faced a challenge. In the network each user takes a private key from authority. I want to just the owner can use his/her the private key. there are two situations:
the owner gives his/her priva… Continue reading Detect use a private key by more than one or by someone other than the owner
I’ve done some research for the past hour but I can’t find a definitive answer to what is happening.
So I use a AWUS036NHA, put it in monitor mode, sniff everything, then sniff the AP I want to do the deauth attack on, I don’t see any cli… Continue reading Deauth not working on a certain network and I want to understand why
I’ve been searching high and low, trying to find a easily digestible protocol flow of SSH v2.
Does anyone have any docs or, could someone give me an example flow?
I’m interested in the flow of the public key exchange, things like:
Currently, my webserver support
TLS 1.0
TLS 1.1
TLS 1.2
One of your single sign-on clients will move to TLS 1.2 on 1st April 2020. Can I remove TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 now? Or I need to wait till this client move to TLS 1.2, then onl… Continue reading Should I disable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 support on my web servers
I’m about to buy a new WiFi router tomorrow (probably) & I’m wondering what kind of security features I should choose (Like: AES, WPA2, DMZ, TKIP, SPI, …)
What is the current status of what is considered to be secure?
As I understa… Continue reading WiFi Router, current status of security options?
I read that developing a security layer on top of communication protocol without any binding between them could cause issue like MITM attack. I am having hard time seeing how that could be possible. Can someone shed some light on this.
Assume there are 2 people in a conversation. Each one may support a given stance on an issue (the support is binary, either agreement=1, or disagreement=0). Both want to find more like-minded individuals, without revealing their (potential… Continue reading Does a 2-party decentralized consensus protocol exist?
SSL Labs checks for TLS version intolerance and TLS extension intolerance. I’ve seen another answer on this site that covers version intolerance, but what does extension intolerance mean, specifically, in this context?
The most informatio… Continue reading What is extension intolerance in the context of TLS?
Which data is actually transmitted between issuing and acquiring banks during various phases of a card payment transaction?
Specifically, does the Issuer tell the Acquirer any info (and which if any?) not originally acquired from the Card… Continue reading Cardholder info transmission between issuing and acquiring banks