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| − | * [http://www.computerworld.com/article/3113693/security/attackers-use-rogue-proxies-to-hijack-https-traffic.html ComputerWorld - 30/08/16] Attackers use rogue '''[[proxies]] to '''hijack HTTPS traffic''' | + | * [http://www.computerworld.com/article/3113693/security/attackers-use-rogue-proxies-to-hijack-https-traffic.html ComputerWorld - 30/08/16] Attackers use rogue '''[[proxies]]''' to '''hijack HTTPS traffic''' |
* [http://www.nextinpact.com/news/97590-lets-encrypt-en-beta-publique-certificats-ssl-gratuits-pour-tous.htm Next Inpact - 04/12/15] '''[[Let's Encrypt]]''' en bêta publique : des '''certificats [[SSL]]''' gratuits pour tous | * [http://www.nextinpact.com/news/97590-lets-encrypt-en-beta-publique-certificats-ssl-gratuits-pour-tous.htm Next Inpact - 04/12/15] '''[[Let's Encrypt]]''' en bêta publique : des '''certificats [[SSL]]''' gratuits pour tous | ||
* [http://phys.org/news/2015-10-vulnerabilities-certificates-web.html Phys.org - 28/10/15] Researchers find vulnerabilities in use of '''certificates''' for '''[[Web]] [[security]]''' | * [http://phys.org/news/2015-10-vulnerabilities-certificates-web.html Phys.org - 28/10/15] Researchers find vulnerabilities in use of '''certificates''' for '''[[Web]] [[security]]''' | ||
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Liens utiles
- letsencrypt.org Let's Encrypt : certificat SSL gratuits
Articles utiles
- ComputerWorld - 30/08/16 Attackers use rogue proxies to hijack HTTPS traffic
- Next Inpact - 04/12/15 Let's Encrypt en bêta publique : des certificats SSL gratuits pour tous
- Phys.org - 28/10/15 Researchers find vulnerabilities in use of certificates for Web security
- Clubic - 21/10/15 Let's Encrypt : les certificats gratuits de Mozilla Cisco et l'EFF se concrétisent
- ExtremeTech - 19/11/14 EFF and Mozilla join forces to encrypt the entire web by giving away free HTTPS certs
