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TLS 1.3 promises great improvements for the encrypted Web, both in terms of security and performance. However, its adoption has been held back for the past year by SSL/TLS proxies and other load balancing and traffic monitoring middleboxes that break c… Continue reading You Can Now Help Identify Middleboxes Holding Back TLS 1.3 Adoption
A team of researchers has found issues with the validation of TLS certificates for mobile banking and other security-focused applications that could allow man-in-the-middle (MITM) attackers to decrypt their traffic. Some of the apps are from high-profi… Continue reading MITM Vulnerabilities Found in Mobile Banking Apps
WPA2, the most widely used Wi-Fi security standard, has a number of flaws that could allow hackers to snoop on users’ internet traffic or, worse, to inject malware into it. The vulnerabilities are in the protocol itself, more precisely in the four-way handshake between clients and access points. It allows attackers to mount an evil..
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