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If you’ve followed the steps we laid out in our initial feature, you’ve got a safe Nginx server all set up and working. It’s serving your static pages without any issue. We don’t yet have a database, ...

For a website where data security is important, such as an e-commerce site, you can use a secure sockets layer, or SSL, certificate to encrypt data passing between the Web server and the user's ...

A pair of security researchers have proposed an extension to the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol that would allow browsers to detect and block fraudulently-issued SSL certificates. Called TACK ...

Mozilla has added a defense in its latest version of Firefox that would help prevent hackers from intercepting data intended for major online services. The feature, known as certificate key pinning, ...

At the entrance to a nondescript building on the sprawling Symantec campus in Silicon Valley, the company's Senior Director of Operations, Identity and Authentication, Paul Meijer, is presenting his ...

It’s been a rough couple of years for the security of fundamental Internet infrastructure technologies such the domain name system (DNS), SSL and digital certificates. Hackers are taking aim at these ...

As website security becomes increasingly important, SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are essential for protecting data ...

It's official now: Only suckers pay for DV (domain validated) TLS/SSL certificates (hereinafter just 'TLS'). Symantec, the dominant player in the market, is going to give them away through a ...