Traffic Encryption: SSL/TLS
Robert La Lau
Abstract
Robert La Lau
Abstract
On today’s Internet, encryption is no longer optional. System administrators want security, users and customers demand privacy and confidentiality, governments and other authorities demand protection of privacy, and web browsers and search engines also insist on encryption.
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On today’s Internet, encryption is no longer optional. System administrators want security, users and customers demand privacy and confidentiality, governments and other authorities demand protection of privacy, and web browsers and search engines also insist on encryption.
Key concepts: Encryption, Computer security, Internet privacy, Confidentiality, The Internet, Computer science, Client-side encryption, Business