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RE: Researcher demonstrates SSL attack
The latest in the seemingly neverending stream of techniques meant to expose ssl as flawed...really, though, once again this shows that it's not ssl itself that's flawed but the manner in which browsers transition from unencrypted to encrypted sites. That, indeed, needs to be improved, and would pretty much put all the MITM spoofs and scams out of business immediately. As The UK Register's article pointed out as well, there are more robust encryption technologies out there that are impervious to MITM, such as extended validation (simply because it's impossible to replicate). Eventually this phishing style will die out, it's just going to require some education and investment.
Posted by: mammasjoy@...   Posted on: 02/23/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Well  Linux User 147560 | 02/20/09
RE: Researcher demonstrates SSL attack  scifisi | 02/20/09
RE: Researcher demonstrates SSL attack  Dass_pec | 02/21/09
Oddly enough, I got an error message.  heres_johnny | 03/05/09
RE: Researcher demonstrates SSL attack  RTTECH82 | 02/22/09
RE: Researcher demonstrates SSL attack  mammasjoy@... | 02/23/09
No secrets & No wealth == So what?  wellduh | 03/11/09
Not really SSL attack - plain HTML trust attack  wellduh | 03/11/09
Campaign for SSL/TLS only Browser & Sites  wellduh | 03/11/09

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