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Types of Proxy Servers: SOCKS, HTTP(S), FTP, SSL A high-level overview of the various proxy server protocols available nowadays and the main benefits they provide

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From an IT networking perspective, a proxy server is a dedicated application that acts as an intermediary between a client that requests a resource and the server that provides that …

Types of Proxy Servers: SOCKS, HTTP(S), FTP, SSL A high-level overview of the various proxy server protocols available nowadays and the main benefits they provide Read More
Coding / Cyber Security / Servers & Services / Web

HTTP, SSL/TLS, DNS, URL, DDoS Attacks - Basic Concepts A high-level overview of some basic World Wide Web concepts: HTTP Protocol, SSL / TLS Certificates, Domain Name Servers, URLs, DDoS Attacks

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In this article we will provide a general overview of the main concepts behind the World Wide Web as we know it today: the HTTP protocol, used by the browser …

HTTP, SSL/TLS, DNS, URL, DDoS Attacks - Basic Concepts A high-level overview of some basic World Wide Web concepts: HTTP Protocol, SSL / TLS Certificates, Domain Name Servers, URLs, DDoS Attacks Read More
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Visual Studio: localhost self-signed SSL certificate expired, not found or invalid - fix How to delete expired, not found or invalid localhost self-signed SSL certificates using Microsoft Management Console and create new ones with the dotnet CLI

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If you have come across this post it is likely that you have found yourself faced with a problem that most ASP.NET developers who use Visual Studio or Visual Studio …

Visual Studio: localhost self-signed SSL certificate expired, not found or invalid - fix How to delete expired, not found or invalid localhost self-signed SSL certificates using Microsoft Management Console and create new ones with the dotnet CLI Read More
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SSL certificates: how they work, why they matter A short guide explaining how the TLS (Transport Layer Security) cryptographic protocol works and the importance it has to establish secure and verified connections

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This article is a spin-off from a guide that I wrote some time ago to explain how to create a self-signed SSL certificate and its configuration on Apache and / …

SSL certificates: how they work, why they matter A short guide explaining how the TLS (Transport Layer Security) cryptographic protocol works and the importance it has to establish secure and verified connections Read More
Cyber Security / Web

Mobile Application Security - Why SSL/TLS Certificates Are Essential? Are you wondering why SSL and TLS certificates are essential for a mobile application? Well, here is why

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Companies spend millions of dollars every year to secure their data and information. By 2022, 170.4 billion dollars is the projected spent on information security. Since cyberspace is extremely vulnerable …

Mobile Application Security - Why SSL/TLS Certificates Are Essential? Are you wondering why SSL and TLS certificates are essential for a mobile application? Well, here is why Read More
Cryptocurrencies / Cyber Security / Web

Want to buy an SSL Certificate with Bitcoins? Now It Is Possible If you're looking for a way to purchase a SSL Certificate using Bitcoins, here's how you can do that

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Bitcoin is a virtual cryptocurrency whose popularity has stunningly grown over the recent past. As of 10th December 2019, the number of bitcoins that were in circulation hit 17.3 million. …

Want to buy an SSL Certificate with Bitcoins? Now It Is Possible If you're looking for a way to purchase a SSL Certificate using Bitcoins, here's how you can do that Read More
Coding / Servers & Services / Tools & Utilities

OpenSSL - How to convert SSL Certificates to various formats - PEM CRT CER PFX P12 & more How to use the OpenSSL tool to convert a SSL certificate and private key on various formats (PEM, CRT, CER, PFX, P12, P7B, P7C extensions & more) on Windows and Linux platforms

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In this post, part of our "how to manage SSL certificates on Windows and Linux systems" series, we'll show how to convert an SSL certificate into the most common formats …

OpenSSL - How to convert SSL Certificates to various formats - PEM CRT CER PFX P12 & more How to use the OpenSSL tool to convert a SSL certificate and private key on various formats (PEM, CRT, CER, PFX, P12, P7B, P7C extensions & more) on Windows and Linux platforms Read More
Cyber Security / Servers & Services

SSL Certificates - Standards, formats and file extensions: PEM, CER, CRT, DER, P7B, PFX, P12 A useful overview of the most common formats and file extensions for SSL & TLS Certificates based upon the X.509 v3 standard

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In this article, part of our SSL Certificates tutorial series, we'll talk about the most used formats and file extensions that you might stumble upon while working with SSL certificate …

SSL Certificates - Standards, formats and file extensions: PEM, CER, CRT, DER, P7B, PFX, P12 A useful overview of the most common formats and file extensions for SSL & TLS Certificates based upon the X.509 v3 standard Read More
Cyber Security / Servers & Services / Web

How to create a self-signed TLS SSL certificate for Apache or NGINX to accept HTTPS requests on port 443 A handy guide explaining how to create a self-signed SSL certificate for your NGINX or Apache web site with Linux CentOS 7.x to accept HTTPS requests on port 443

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In this article we'll show you how to create a self-signed TLS/SSL certificate and configure it in Apache or Nginx web server to allow secure, encrypted connections. This tutorial will …

How to create a self-signed TLS SSL certificate for Apache or NGINX to accept HTTPS requests on port 443 A handy guide explaining how to create a self-signed SSL certificate for your NGINX or Apache web site with Linux CentOS 7.x to accept HTTPS requests on port 443 Read More