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fromTheregister
1 week ago

DNS security is important but is DNSSEC a failed experiment?

The heart of the problem with DNSSEC is lack of user visibility, evident from its deployment stats and a significant contrast with HTTPS adoption rates.
Privacy technologies
fromZDNET
3 weeks ago

How Let's Encrypt made the internet safer and HTTPS standard - and free

SSL was then, and is now, the minimum security a safe website should provide to its users. The protocol was also a major pain to set up and expensive to boot.
Privacy technologies
fromRubyflow
2 months ago

Free SSL Certificates for Your Rails Apps? Yes, Please!

Integrating Let's Encrypt into your Ruby on Rails application ensures automatic verification, issuance, and renewal of HTTPS certificates, making security accessible and cost-effective.
Information security
fromHackernoon
5 months ago

The Internet Is Full of Duplicate Requests-Here's How Smart Developers Prevent Them | HackerNoon

Request security is critical in web application development to prevent data leaks and financial errors.
Implementing idempotency keys prevents duplicate operations and maintains data integrity.
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