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TLS SNI Test Site: bob.sni.velox.ch edit / delete

Test whether your browser supports SNI.

to http https security sni ssl tls ... on 29 June 2011

Jefferson’s Wheel » Blog Archive » Private Editing Using Untrusted Cloud Services edit / delete

One to discuss at the CES group at some point.

to cesrg cloud security ... on 21 May 2011

UNHOSTED - Freedom from web 2.0's monopoly platforms edit / delete

I like the idea, but I'm not wild about the execution -- it just means you're relying on lots of fragile, poorly-engineered web services, rather than one.

to privacy security web ... on 11 January 2011

WPA CRACKER edit / delete

More interesting for the links in their FAQ than for the service itself, although a NetworkManager plugin that uses this would be an obvious application.

to cryptography network security wireless wpa ... on 17 August 2010

Chris's Wiki :: blog/python/IdealDWikiCrypto edit / delete

Using HMAC for web auth. I should fix tasty to do this at some point.

to crypto programming python security web ... on 27 January 2010

isolate - Project Hosting on Google Code edit / delete

Build chroot environments on the fly, so you can run insecure programs reasonably easily.

to security software ... on 09 January 2010

dedected.org edit / delete

Investing DECT security, and various open-source implementations of it.

to dect phone security telecom ... on 29 July 2009

Perspectives : Improving SSH-style Host Authentication with Multi-path Network Probing edit / delete

A neat approach to SSL certificate (etc.) validation: have multiple public databases mapping hostnames to certificates, which can be checked automatically. It's a bit of a pity that their plugins include binary libraries...

to certificates firefox security software ssh ssl ... on 26 August 2008

Security Engineering - A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems edit / delete

to cryptography ebooks security ... on 01 September 2006

Designing an Authentication System: a Dialogue in Four Scenes edit / delete

Explaining Kerberos as a dialogue. A nice bit of writing.

to amusements kerberos programming security writing ... on 13 August 2006