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Self-signed certificates undermine network security(02/12/2008)
In the world of SSL-managed security appliances, self-signed certificates are commonplace and used by thousands of organisations globally. But security products that use them are undermining the security afforded by certificate-based SSL. A little background may be in order to understand why I make this bold claim. Certificates are used to bind an identity to a cryptographic public key. The identity part of the certificate contains the name that shows up in the Web browser. The public key is ... [more]
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