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I just installed a SSL certificate. This certificate is encrypted with 2048 bit encryption.
However, the cypher is 128 bit encryption(or 40, or some other variation depending on the browser.)
It seems that there are two different types of encryption here...
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Asymmetric encryption of encryption going on.
The reason is because symmetric encryption is much stronger at a given number of bits.
It is true that symmetric encryption typically uses much fewer bits for its key length.
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There is an external server posting data back to my server that is coming from an https address. The address it is posting to on my end is an http (no SSL) address. How does SSL encryption work between servers? Will this data be encrypted between the ...
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If the URI that the remote server is posting to starts with https , then it will... .
Do you mean that the page containing the form was served through https ? This makes no difference .
I'm not sure what you mean by data that "is coming from an https address" .
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When I'm ordering an SSL cert for my public web server, how can I be sure that the web server (IIS 6 in my case) will only allow SSL/TLS client connections supporting our corporate standard of at least 128-bits symmetric encryption.
I'm aware you can ...
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3.In the Secure Communications box, select....
128-bit encryption keys via the check box is step 1 to enforcing strong SSL on your webserverYou can enforce 128bit encryption in IIS by doing the following:
1.In IIS Manager, double-click.
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It's strangely difficult to find out exactly how SSL works with email, at least insofar as answering my specific question - when I connect to gmail using SSL, I understand that my connected is secure and thus data is all encrypted between MY COMPUTER ...
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SMTP....
So in your exampleWhen you trust the certificate from the site encrypted with SSL, you can:
Trust that the connection encrypted.
GMAIL's SSL encryption does only protect your data in transit.
By Google, though).
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I am developing a client server app that uses ssl (openssl) to establish a secure communication channel between the client and the server. I believe I have two options now for secure data transfer between the client and the server. One option is to continue...
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So basically....
Ssl uses an asymetric key (defined in the certificate) to pass the secure session (the channel).
Don't tryYou are mixing things up.
The only asymetric encryption takes place at the very beginning of the communication.
ssl.
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I am working on a project that does a large amount of hashing, signing, and both asymmetric and symmetric encryption. Since these steps have a significant effect on our performance and available load, I was wondering if there is a hardware based solution...
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If the algorithms you're working on are standard....
Several companies make hardware device which processed AES on the card (and supported many other encryption algorithms.
Hardware to accelerate encryption
Heres a quick google search
Good Luck.
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I have an HTML form where people can make payments on my sites. Instead of using SSL, I'm wondering whether I could use a JS lib that would encrypt the credit card information and send it to the server in clear text but encrypted, than the server ...
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You could use JS ....
Using your method a man in the middle attack is possible while with SSL certificates it is much less likely.
The encryption part you probably are going to lose the other portion of SSL which is authentication.
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I've created a self-signed cert for testing encryption between my web application and the SQL Server.
When attempting to query the database using "Encrypt=Yes;" in the connection string, I receive the following message:
A connection was successfully established...
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Using impersonation works on my local development machine: <identity impersonate="true"/> (in system.web of my web.config)
Thus ensuring that when ASP.NET connected to the database, it used my user credentials, and my user trusts the self-signed... .
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Non-blocking TCP server on trapexit.org explains how to build server based on tcp_gen, but i want to modify this example and make it work with ssl. For now i have completely no idea how to replace
{ok, Ref} = prim_inet:async_accept(Listen_socket, -1)
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Simple echo_ssl with multi....
Here someone seems to have implemented SSL over async TCP .
Spender is right, SSL uses TCP for transport.
Instead connect your input and output to the SSL handler.
Do not replace this with anything.
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128-bit SSL Encryption Vs 256-bit SSL Encryption If you are looking for SSL certificate, it will be your primary requirement to know about the bit and encryption process. You must know which encryption level is best for you. In this topic, you will get...
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