Ben Bucksch wrote: > > Gervase Markham wrote: > > >>If the site requires users to use certificates to authenticate to the > >>server, the standard for that is TLS/SSL. Mozilla supports the client > >>certificate feature of the IETF standard Transport Layer Security > >>protocol, RFC 2246 section 7.4.6. Netscape Communicator supports the > >>same feature of SSL 3.0, an earlier version of the same protocol. > > > >I believe certificates are being used here to authenticate the user to the > >site, rather than the other way around. > > > Yes, that's exactly what "client certificates" are about, the feature > John described. Oops, sorry. I read that as "authenticate the server" rather than "authenticate to the server." Gerv
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