Martin Reed writes:
>
>I don't know if this is of interest to anybody, but I found an XFCN that
>allows contact with HTTPS servers. It uses OpenSSL to ecncrypt/decrypt,
>and even supports receiving/sending cookies (by way of headers).
An XFCN might be helpful, but you can totally remove SSL processing overhead using an
SSL offloader. These differ from SSL accelerators that still require a secure server.
Offloaders store the keys and certificates, decrypting data before it gets to the
server and encrypting data to go to the client. A secure server isn't required.
Mary Bull
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