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i agree, though i'm worried about the security it actually offers and what protocols and ciphers are still considered secure. Next PCI DSS will require most se
by iRobbery 10y ago
i agree, though i'm worried about the security it actually offers and what protocols and ciphers are still considered secure.
Next PCI DSS will require most services to be using (and not honoring lower then) TLSv1.2; i'm not sure about what to do when (not matter of if, but when) that is considering no longer secure, TLSv1.3 isnt ready yet from what i understand.
Now that i write this i wonder, are there btw server/client solutions that utilize PGP? E.g. send requests via encryption with public pgp key server and response back to client with public key of client?