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Securing Against Compression Side-Channel Attacks

Securing Against Compression Side-Channel Attacks: Threats, Techniques, and Mitigation Strategies

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A TLS protocol is an encryption protocol that is designed to secure communications over the internet. During a TLS handshake, the two communicating parties exchange messages to recognize each other, verify each other's identities, agree on encryption algorithms, and establish session keys. TLS handshakes are a critical component of how HTTPS works.

Insight Into TLS Handshake For Building Secure Communications Over The Internet.

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What kind of attacks does SSL prevent?

Why older TLS protocols are unsafe for your organization?

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Keeping SSL certificates active is crucial in maintaining authenticity and trustworthiness of your website. In addition to safeguarding the information, SSL certificates help to establish positive customer impacts. Understanding certificate expiration and why to fix expired certificates is important in enhancing the reputation of your brand and business.

Fixing Expired SSL Certificates – Why and How?

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