(For what it's worth, I find your style of monocase and ellipses so
incredibly difficult to read that I usually delete your postings unread.)
as previously mentioned, somewhere back behind everything else ... there
is strong financial motivation in the sale of the SSL domain name
digital
as previously mentioned, somewhere back behind everything else ... there
is strong financial motivation in the sale of the SSL domain name digital
certificates.
While I am *not* arguing that point, per se, if having a
better solution would require, or would have required, no
more
On 25/08/10 11:04 PM, Richard Salz wrote:
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many round-trips. In fact, the RTT costs
are now more prohibitive than the crypto costs. I was quite surprised to
hear this; he was stunned to find
On 08/26/2010 06:38 AM, d...@geer.org wrote:
While I am *not* arguing that point, per se, if having a
better solution would require, or would have required, no
more investment than the accumulated profits in the sale
of SSL domain name certs, we could have solved this by now.
the profit from
On Thu, 26 Aug 2010, d...@geer.org wrote:
as previously mentioned, somewhere back behind everything else ... there
is strong financial motivation in the sale of the SSL domain name digital
certificates.
While I am *not* arguing that point, per se, if having a
better solution would require,
Richard Salz writes:
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many round-trips. In fact, the RTT costs
are now more prohibitive than the crypto costs. I was quite surprised to
hear this; he was stunned to find it out.
Also, note that HSTS is presently specific to HTTP. One could imagine
expressing a more generic STS policy for an entire site
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many round-trips. In fact, the RTT costs
are now more
On Aug 25, 2010, at 9:04 20AM, Richard Salz wrote:
Also, note that HSTS is presently specific to HTTP. One could imagine
expressing a more generic STS policy for an entire site
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many
On 08/25/2010 09:04 AM, Richard Salz wrote:
Also, note that HSTS is presently specific to HTTP. One could imagine
expressing a more generic STS policy for an entire site
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many round-trips. In
A really knowledgeable net-head told me the other day that the problem
with SSL/TLS is that it has too many round-trips. In fact, the RTT costs
are now more prohibitive than the crypto costs.
Yes, although that's a different class of issue from the ones we're trying to
address in hasmat and
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 11:51:01AM -0400, Anne Lynn Wheeler wrote:
On 08/22/2010 06:56 AM, Jakob Schlyter wrote:
There are a lot of work going on in this area, including how to use secure
DNS to
associate the key that appears in a TLS server's certificate with the the
intended
domain name
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