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Nope.

Note that rich does not claim anything else. However, there is a fundamental difference between "initiate TLS connection from byte 0" (as used in HTTPS, but also IMAPS or SMTPS) an…

Second-to-best solutions with older Distributions (Ubuntu 12.04, Debian 7, RHEL 6).

I've essentially answered this in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7620756 . Basically, this cannot be the sole task of Apache, as they rely on OpenSSL via mod_ssl. Some parts …

Thanks, added!

About the Cargo Cult thing: Fair enough. I'm not a native speaker myself, but thought that it may be a well-enough-known idiom. Anyway, SSL is still what people know it under (plus…

That's an excellent reference with good explanations. I'll add it to the list to get away from the strong Ivan bias :-). The reason why I had A- only is that my openssl (Debian) do…

>The author attacks blog posts that state the current best-practices No, I'm attacking the fact that people blingly follow blog posts that have been, at some point, what their auth…

Essentially this comes down to pressuring distros and server vendors do their homework finally ship with good examples/defaults. E.g. Microsoft IIS (!) has OCSP stapling enabled by…

Yes, that's the exact problem that made me write this. What's particularly amazing is the amount of magical cipher suite strings shared throughout the web, most of which do not tak…

Or http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/30C3_-_5499_-_en_-_... (incl download option in mp4 hq and lq and webm).

They did not. For unknown reasons, the switch in the Conference hall got manipulated (unplugged). It carried both the Skype call and the stream to the outside world.

Just to clear this up: cdn.media.ccc.de is the new name for ftp.ccc.de. It was renamed because it does not actually serve FTP anymore, since HTTP can be load-balanced a lot better.…

For best experience, please do _not_ use mirrors directly. http://media.ccc.de ( http://cdn.media.ccc.de to be precise) will redirect you to the fastest mirror near you (GeoIP and …