Many people believe that SSL is the golden standard in network security. Yes, SSL helps protect you from different problems, but SSL communications can still be intercepted and disrupted. As it is, see this article. How exactly this happens, see…
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Interception SSL via the proxy server
Posted in Vulnerabilities Tagged with: draft, handshake, mitm, NSA, ssl intercept, ssl interception proxy, ssl protect, ssl proxy
Most banking applications exposed to threats
Smartphone owners are accustomed to trust your applications, especially if they relate to the banking sector. However, according to experts of the company IO Active, most banking applications are very insecure and in need of major improvement. Security researchers tested…
Google, Microsoft and Yahoo want to make email resistant to MITM attacks
In the era of Apple vs FBI and large-scale hacking on a regular basis, many people are beginning to realize that our data are not so well protected as they should be. Google, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and many other technological…
Posted in Vulnerabilities Tagged with: email certificate, email ssl certificate, encrypted email, mitm, smtp strict transport security, TLS
Revoked TLS certificates can still be compromised
Security researchers working for the company Sucuri, have decided to revise the report, written back in 2012, dedicated to the API-call security. API calls must verify the integrity of such libraries as JSSE, OpenSSL and of GnuTLS, or transport libraries…
Posted in Validation, Vulnerabilities Tagged with: mitm, owasp, revoke ssl, revoked certificate, ssl library, TLS, tls certificate, vulnerability ssl
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