>is trivial. This wouldn't be a problem except for the fact that all
>CAs disclaim any and all liability for practical purposes. --Perry]
Identrus is interesting because this is exactly what they are *not*
doing. Identrus was a Certco creation and, to the extent that they
will be issuing identit
I am not familiar enough with the protocol to answer this question:
is it possible for an evil SSL server to send packets such that it
ends up with an arbitrary signature from a client? I'm trying to
emphasize the importange of keyUsage bits. :)
Thanks.
>If the page is basically text, then most of the alphabetic characters
>are probably lowercase, so there's a better chance of finding a
>patched string in the compression state. Right?
Theoretically. But given the vocabulary of HTML tags, what's the chance
of matching something other than thems
In reading
http://apachetoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-09-27-001-01-OP-CY-LF
I came across the following guideline for writing Apache documentation:
HTML tags should be lowercase wherever possible. In other
words, 'Link' is preferred over
'Link'. This is because lowercase
Our culture desk reports...
Mick Jagger's film company (Jagged Films) has spent three years developing
"Enigma," a film directed by Michael Apted whose screenplay is a Tom
Stoppard adaptation of a Robert Harris novel. The film "deals with a
group of British mathematicians and soldiers who were t
Why does the patent expiration mean the name must change?
The patent is independant of any name/licensing issues.
Calling it anything other than RSA is boneheaded.
