Indeed, that has been my solution. But I'm seeing more and more authentication information being incorporated ("baked in", pre-installed, whatever) into browsers, whether it is lists of "valid" TLD's, certificates for…
I prefer SSL termination on the client-side (my computer, my data only). I like to have the ability to view my SSL traffic in plain text. Should the user be able to see what her computer is sending out? I think she…
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It sounds like you are describing an "implementation problem" (i.e., OpenSSL's code sucks). But then you suggest this could be a reason to throw out the notion of "ciphersuite flexibility". Aren't these two separate…
Have you ever tried axssl or polarssl? I am just curious; I make no endorsement of either.
"The fact is that no programmer is good enough to write code whic is free from such vulnerabilities." "...you are kidding yourself if you think you can handle this better than the OpenSSL team." Well, I can think of at…
Anyone able to view this site without Javascript?
1 notmagi.me: 55 bytes, 1+1+0+1 records, response, authoritative, noerror query: 1 notmagi.me answer: notmagi.me 1800 A 207.97.227.245 additional: . 32768 weird class Nice.
It's such a simple and useful idea. But being tied to what's in OpenSSL is scary. I have been doing what spiped/spipe does using curvecpserver/curvecpclient.
How about using Soekris or Alix for a router instead of Netgear?
"But the book doesn't mention either technique..." As other commenters are pointing out, the book's aim is to teach imperative programming with C to students of SML. It is not aimed at teaching functional programming in…
Here are the answers: T F F FWIW, IAAAL. I suspect not many readers understand the above facts. If you purchase a US patent, this is what you get: a right to sue. Nothing more and nothing less. If you have any doubts…
True or false? A patent is a government-granted right to sue. A patent grants a license to produce the invention. A patent grants a "monopoly"; success is court when suing challengers is "guaranteed".
Indeed, that has been my solution. But I'm seeing more and more authentication information being incorporated ("baked in", pre-installed, whatever) into browsers, whether it is lists of "valid" TLD's, certificates for…
I prefer SSL termination on the client-side (my computer, my data only). I like to have the ability to view my SSL traffic in plain text. Should the user be able to see what her computer is sending out? I think she…
Schneier.com Has Moved As of March 3rd, Schneier.com has moved to a new server. If you've used a hosts file to map www.schneier.com to a fixed IP address, you'll need to either update the IP to 204.11.247.93, or remove…
It sounds like you are describing an "implementation problem" (i.e., OpenSSL's code sucks). But then you suggest this could be a reason to throw out the notion of "ciphersuite flexibility". Aren't these two separate…
Have you ever tried axssl or polarssl? I am just curious; I make no endorsement of either.
"The fact is that no programmer is good enough to write code whic is free from such vulnerabilities." "...you are kidding yourself if you think you can handle this better than the OpenSSL team." Well, I can think of at…
Anyone able to view this site without Javascript?
1 notmagi.me: 55 bytes, 1+1+0+1 records, response, authoritative, noerror query: 1 notmagi.me answer: notmagi.me 1800 A 207.97.227.245 additional: . 32768 weird class Nice.
It's such a simple and useful idea. But being tied to what's in OpenSSL is scary. I have been doing what spiped/spipe does using curvecpserver/curvecpclient.
How about using Soekris or Alix for a router instead of Netgear?
"But the book doesn't mention either technique..." As other commenters are pointing out, the book's aim is to teach imperative programming with C to students of SML. It is not aimed at teaching functional programming in…
Here are the answers: T F F FWIW, IAAAL. I suspect not many readers understand the above facts. If you purchase a US patent, this is what you get: a right to sue. Nothing more and nothing less. If you have any doubts…
True or false? A patent is a government-granted right to sue. A patent grants a license to produce the invention. A patent grants a "monopoly"; success is court when suing challengers is "guaranteed".