Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Encryption”
ECC, or Eliptical Curve Cryptography, isn’t a new technology – it’s relatively old, actually, Despite being around since 1985, it has just recently begun to gain popularity as an alternative, possibly superior, form of public key cryptography. So what’s the …
When designing a new network, there are countless features to consider that have a significant impact on the organization at large. Few functions of the network impact the users more than the authentication method chosen by decision makers. If an …
The use of a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) by an organization demonstrates a dedication to the security of the network and the effectiveness of public key encryption and certificate-based networks. What are PKI Services? The purpose of a PKI is …
The proliferation of HTTPS websites has been a benefit and a challenge for network administrators. Overall, HTTPS enhances the overall security of websites because it encrypts the communications between the web server and client while HTTP sites do not. The …
In a recent discovery by French researchers in conjunction with Microsoft Research, the SSL/TLS protocols used to encrypt connections between browsers and website servers were found to be vulnerable on a variety of commonly used operating systems and browsers, including …
