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1. 31.▲
   An Introduction to Memetics(kevinlitwack.com)

   1 points by pickettd 15y ago|0 comments
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   by pickettd 15y ago

   The TLS handshake is to work out identities and exactly what type of encryption etc they want/support. Then before sending any actual data they encrypt a "Finished" message and both sides verify they can read the message. The server will on
3. 33.▲
   by pickettd 15y ago

   Yes - seriously. The amount of effort (person-hours etc) that goes in inside Microsoft to satisfy litigation demanded regulatory compliance is staggering.
4. 34.▲
   by pickettd 16y ago

   I don't know of mainstream hosts using it today, but I have to imagine that hosting companies want to offer it as an option to their customers. Interesting point about Android and BB, I hadn't noticed that before. Kind of seems like a chick
5. 35.▲
   by pickettd 16y ago

   I think it is interesting that this article doesn't mention the SNI (server name indication) extension to TLS in the section on certificate management. It seems like a great way to bring down the cost of SSL installations. http://tools.ie