After generating CSR in IIS 10, it is time to install SSL certificate on IIS 10. The certificate authority sends an email with zip file that contains generally main certificate, root and intermediate certificate (CA Bundle). Root and Intermediate certificate will be installed via MMC (Microsoft Management Console) for IIS. The rest main certificate will …
Is this Website Legit and Safe? or is this a yahoo boy website? Look for the Trust Seal The more prominent brands ensure they have a legit website. If you are planning to buy anything online, it is suggested that you visit websites with a Trust Seal. It can help end-users to understand that they …
Asymmetric Encryption is much secure than Symmetric Encryption. Asymmetric Encryption use Public Key & Private key while Symmetric encryption only use one Secret key to encrypt and decrypt the message. In terms of Speed, symmetric encryption is faster compared to Asymmetric encryption. Let’s find the differences between symmetric vs asymmetric encryption in details like key …
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256-bit encryption is much secure than 128-bit. A 256-bit encryption key means there are 2256 possible combinations compared to the 128-bit key which has 2128 possible combinations a hacker would have tried to break the encryption. In simple terms, 256-bit key takes 14 rounds of AES compared to 10 AES rounds of 128-bit key for …
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How HTTPS works? So, how does HTTPS ensure that you’re connected to the correct website? Your browser uses an SSL/TLS certificate and the certificate authority that issued it to authenticate each HTTPS website that you visit. Here’s how it works… Step 1: Getting a Certificate First, the website needs to have an SSL certificate issued by a …
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The Difference Between HTTP vs HTTPS In 2014, when Google announced that it would provide a minor boost in the search rankings of HTTPS encrypted websites, the HTTP vs HTTPS debate took off. The debate continues to this day and revolves around one question “Is moving your website to HTTPS feasible for small business websites …