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TLS handshake error can be annoying for users and site admins alike, but fixing it is easy and quick with these 8 fixes… When you try to open a website,… The post TLS Handshake Failed? Here’s How to Eliminate This Error in Firefox appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
TLS handshake error can be annoying for users and site admins alike, but fixing it is easy and quick with these 8 fixes… When you try to open a website,… The post TLS Handshake Failed? Here’s How to Eliminate This Error in Firefox appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
Although encryption is the go-to standard for Internet data security, not all service providers offer email encryption as an option. Here’s what to know about email encryption and how to… The post Is Email Encrypted? Sometimes… Here’s How You Can Tell appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
Although encryption is the go-to standard for Internet data security, not all service providers offer email encryption as an option. Here’s what to know about email encryption and how to… The post Is Email Encrypted? Sometimes… Here’s How You Can Tell appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
In a world where cyber attacks increase 50% year over year, your data need security, and security need private keys. Explore what a secret key is and its role in… The post What Is a Private Key? A 90-Second Look at Secret Keys in Cybersecurity appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
Researchers re-discovered an unpatched 2007 Python tarfile module vulnerability that could affect 350,000+ open-source applications and projects. If exploited, it could allow attackers to control devices. Here’s what to know… The post Years’ Old Unpatched Python Vulnerability Leaves Global Supply Chains at Risk appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
A security honeypot is a great tool for mature cybersecurity researchers and defenders. This article explores what it is and how to create a honeypot that may help you learn… The post Security Honeypot: 5 Tips for Setting Up a Honeypot appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
OCSP stapling makes verifying the revocation status of an SSL/TLS certificate faster and easier for a client than ever before. It’s an improvement on the current industry standard, OCSP. But… The post What Is OCSP Stapling & Why Does It Matter? appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
Before connecting to a website, browsers check the validity of the site’s TLS certificate and show a warning if the certificate is revoked. Browsers use several revocation status verification methods:… The post OCSP vs CRL: What’s the Difference? appeared first on InfoSec Insights.
Patch management tools are cybersecurity solutions that identify software applications running on outdated versions. They then proceed to deploy and install the corresponding patch, which can enhance security, fix bugs or add new functionalities, depending on the intent behind its release. This is a necessary process on all operating systems, be it Windows, Linux, macOS, … Read more