On Wed, Feb 09, 2005 at 09:08:45PM +, Ian G wrote:
The plugin is downloadable from a MozDev site,
and presumably if enough attention warrants it,
Amir can go to the extent of signing it with a
cert in Mozilla's code signing regime.
That only authenticates that Amir wrote the code, not
Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizer Company???
;-)
Cheers,
RAH
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Maybe one of these nifty looking general dynamics widgets is what you're afte
r?
Anything beginning with KG or KO is government, and not what I'm
looking
Taral wrote:
On Wed, Feb 09, 2005 at 07:41:36PM +0200, Amir Herzberg wrote:
Want to protect your Mozilla/FireFox from such attacks? Install our
TrustBar: http://TrustBar.Mozdev.org
(this was the first time that I had a real reason to click the `I don't
trust this authority` button...)
Opinions?
Steve, my point was not the trivial fact that TrustBar would not display
the homograph; suppose it did... even then, the user is _asked_ about
the certificate, since it was signed by an unusual CA that the user did
not specify as `to be trusted always`; this should certainly be a good
warning
Taral wrote:
On Wed, Feb 09, 2005 at 09:08:45PM +, Ian G wrote:
The plugin is downloadable from a MozDev site,
and presumably if enough attention warrants it,
Amir can go to the extent of signing it with a
cert in Mozilla's code signing regime.
This, of course, is up to Mozilla, not to me...
I'm starting get the hang of this. I mean, fertilizer...crypto,
crypto...fertilizer: They're both *munitions*, right?
Right?
:-)
Cheers,
RAH
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Amir Herzberg writes:
Steve, my point was not the trivial fact that TrustBar would not display
the homograph; suppose it did... even then, the user is _asked_ about
the certificate, since it was signed by an unusual CA that the user did
not specify as `to be
If multiple processes (or threads) have access to a shared TLS session
cache, does the cache need N sessions to serve N threads? Or can (I
think unlikely if sessions resume stream-ciphers from internal state
in the cache) the same session be used by multiple clients?
Postfix only has one TLS
sarcasmBSM must be very secure!/sarcasm
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