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Answer by nethero for Self-Signed Certificates with SSL
Let me start by saying that SHA-256 is not an encryption algorithm, it is a hash so you can't: I guess I could use SHA-2 to encrypt the password on both ends, but is there any point since the channel...
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Password-based authentication (as you describe in the last paragraph of your question) is perhaps the most common way for a client to authenticate with a server in https. Another method is to use...
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For example, the client can't be sure of the server's identity, and the server can't be sure of the client's identity. Is this the case?Correct. But validating the server certificates only addresses...
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Today I was playing around with an SslStream implementation in C#, and was able to create a client/server connection over TCP. Also to verify it, I used wireshark to ensure that the data was in fact...
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