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| − | SSL is a | + | SSL(Secure Socket Layer) is a protocol used between 2 hosts to create an encrypted tunnel between a browser and an application. SSL has provisions for certificate based authentication of both the server and the client. This layer of protection major purpose is to provide privacy and a secure communication. |
SSL Best Practices are discussed [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/SSL_Best_Practices here] | SSL Best Practices are discussed [http://www.owasp.org/index.php/SSL_Best_Practices here] | ||
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Comment: Content is incomplete
Description
SSL(Secure Socket Layer) is a protocol used between 2 hosts to create an encrypted tunnel between a browser and an application. SSL has provisions for certificate based authentication of both the server and the client. This layer of protection major purpose is to provide privacy and a secure communication.
SSL Best Practices are discussed here
