SSL Certificates and Private Keys — what are they? how do they work?
#SSL #Certificates #Private #Keys
“Practical Networking”
SSL Certificates are the “Identification Card” of the Internet.
At their core, they link _an Identity_ to a set of _Asymmetric Keys_.
To see the full content, share this page by clicking one of the buttons below |
But what else is inside a Certificate? How do you view the content of a Certificate? What about Private Key files, what exactly are they? What do they…
source
Concluzion: SSL Certificates and Private Keys — what are they? how do they work? – cryptography explained,simple cryptography,Hashing,Keys,Secret Keys,Symmetric Cryptography,Encryption,MAC,HMAC,Pseudo Random Function,Asymmetric Cryptography,Asymmetric Encryption,Signatures,Key Exchanges
Thankyou so much providing thoughtful insights 🙂and may I request you to create curated content relating to SOC Analysts and topics pertaining to this cyber security profile to embark the journey in cyber world and get 1st cyber job 😎
thanks for the concise explanation. been trying to grasp this for a while and OpenSSL makes more sense than "Bob sends Alice a public key, etc. etc."
i enjoyed this, i also enjoyed the part you did on davids bombal channel, been a subscriber for a while, now im a follower
22:46
👌
Good
Correct me if Iam wrong, but once an ssl connection has been authorised and active, do both parties share the private key within the session for decryption at each side of the connection?
nice video, maybe you can enable closed captions? the audio is not great and captions would help, thanks
Ssl certificates