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What is an SSL Flood? An SSL flood is a form of Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack that takes aim at the handshake process associated with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)/Transport Layer…
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What is DNS? DNS or Domain Name System is a very significant part of the internet architecture which performs the function of translating human understandable domain names into the corresponding…
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Introduction In the age of information and technological advancement, the security of a website cannot be overemphasized. It only then makes sense that as threats in the cyber world change,…
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Domain Control Validation (DCV) is any one of the measures employed by certificate authorities (CAs) for verifying that any applicant requesting an SSL/TLS certificate does indeed own or control a…
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A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) provides a business an ability to insert its logo in customer inboxes to enable brand recognition, emotional connection and an extra layer of security. VMCs…
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Did you know that 90% of websites use HTTP and HTTPS protocols to communicate over the Internet? Whether you’re streaming videos, shopping online, or managing a cloud server, you’re interacting…
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In the world of internet and online businesses, SSL certificates play a very important role in the protection of websites. They are used to encode information, instill confidence, and safeguard…
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You are browsing your favourite website and seeing a little padlock next to the browser URL. That padlock tells you your data is safe. Today, more than 70% of websites…
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What are Bots? A bot is simply a computer program designed for automatic operation over the Internet. It can include a very simple and repetitive type of activity, such as…
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What is PFS? Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS), also referred to as Forward Secrecy (FS), is a cryptographic feature that aims at preventing session keys used for the transmission of information…
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