Lets call it BaaS. Boyfriend As A Service.
Well, if you can intercept the request to the server to can also change that parameter of the TLS certificate hash.
What is actually modified since you cloned the Seafile sourcecode? I found this in the sourcecode: <div class="other-info fright"> <!-- <p>Server Version: 3.1.7</p> <p>© 2014 Seafile</p> <p><a…
"Tomorrow, we'll publish a full post on the nitty, gritty techical details of how, what has come to be called Keyless SSL™, works."
People are trying for almost 15 years to replace IPv4. That's almost impossible, 96% of the traffic worldwide is still IPv4. This project is dead on arrival.
Isn't this what SPDY try to implement?
Lets call it BaaS. Boyfriend As A Service.
Well, if you can intercept the request to the server to can also change that parameter of the TLS certificate hash.
What is actually modified since you cloned the Seafile sourcecode? I found this in the sourcecode: <div class="other-info fright"> <!-- <p>Server Version: 3.1.7</p> <p>© 2014 Seafile</p> <p><a…
"Tomorrow, we'll publish a full post on the nitty, gritty techical details of how, what has come to be called Keyless SSL™, works."
People are trying for almost 15 years to replace IPv4. That's almost impossible, 96% of the traffic worldwide is still IPv4. This project is dead on arrival.
Isn't this what SPDY try to implement?