Hooray! TLS 1.3, the highly anticipated Internet Security Protocol has finally been passed by the Internet Engineering Task Force. The work that was started in 2014 with the first draft of TLS 1.3 has finally come to fruition, … Read More
It’s gotten to the point where everyone needs to get their website encrypted, no matter how big or small a website is. To do so, you need to install an SSL/TLS certificate. Here comes the problem. … Read More
Released 19 years ago, Apache Tomcat server is one of the most popular choices when it comes to open-source servers. Among all Java application servers, Tomcat occupies a staggering 63.9% of the market share. But we’re not here … Read More
Beginning March 1, 2018, all certificate issuing authorities will stop issuing 3-year SSL/TLS certificates. The CA/Browser forum approved this decision last year, and now it’s going to come into effect. Due to this move, … Read More
“There are only two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those that will be,” said Robert Mueller. This isn’t coming from any Tom, Dick, or Harry; it’s coming from a guy … Read More
CSR is an abbreviation for Certificate Signing Request, a very fundamental part of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). As implied in the name itself, a CSR is a request – a request to a certificate authority to sign a digital … Read More
