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Entries tagged as security

Monday, November 30. 2015

A little POODLE left in GnuTLS (old versions)

Monday, November 23. 2015

Superfish 2.0: Dangerous Certificate on Dell Laptops breaks encrypted HTTPS Connections

Thursday, August 13. 2015

More TLS Man-in-the-Middle failures - Adguard, Privdog again and ProtocolFilters.dll

Saturday, May 2. 2015

Even more bypasses of Google Password Alert

DNS AXFR scan data

Sunday, April 26. 2015

How Kaspersky makes you vulnerable to the FREAK attack and other ways Antivirus software lowers your HTTPS security

Sunday, March 15. 2015

Talks at BSidesHN about PGP keyserver data and at Easterhegg about TLS

Friday, January 30. 2015

What the GHOST tells us about free software vulnerability management

Saturday, December 20. 2014

Don't update NTP – stop using it

Tuesday, November 4. 2014

Dancing protocols, POODLEs and other tales from TLS

Monday, October 6. 2014

How to stop Bleeding Hearts and Shocking Shells

Monday, September 29. 2014

Responsibility in running Internet infrastructure

Sunday, June 15. 2014

Slides from cryptography workshop for web developers

Friday, June 6. 2014

Enabling encryption by default and using HTTPS only

Thursday, April 24. 2014

Easterhegg talk on TLS

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