CloudFlare often gets early word of new vulnerabilities before they are released. Last week we got word that today (Monday, February 4, 2013) there would be a new SSL vulnerability announced. This vulnerability follows the BEAST and CRIME vulnerabilities that have been discovered over the last 18 months. The bad ...
Earlier this week we announced how CloudFlare enabled OCSP stapling in order to improve our customers' SSL performance ...
This week CloudFlare is announcing several things we're doing to significantly improve the performance of SSL. Too few sites are secured ...
As the Chief Technology Officer for GlobalSign, Ryanis responsible for developing the overall technology vision, product architecture, standards development, compliance and overseeing the engineering and operations organizations.
When asked about how GlobalSign is addressing the issues of SSL and website performance, Ryan had a few things to say.
"There ...
About a month and a half ago, CloudFlare announced limited support for SPDY as part of a private beta. SPDY is the new protocol pioneered by ...
HTTP, the protocol of the web, is unencrypted by default. That means it is trivial for someone using the same local network as you to spy on all the data you send to and receive from most websites. If, for example, someone sniffs your session cookie for a website then ...
For
some time, the vast majority of the web has been vulnerable to the
so-called BEAST SSL attack. The attack was first demonstrated in ...
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