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Dave Wreski 18 April 2011 2150
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How is SSL hopelessly broken? Let us count the ways
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Why mobile data encryption doesn’t matter (as much)
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Alex 24 March 2011 2250
The inherent weaknesses in token-based authentication
Alex 23 March 2011 3401
SSL meltdown forces browser developers to update
Alex 23 March 2011 2210
Google Mandates SSL For Developer APIs
Anthony Pell 21 March 2011 2020
Vulnerabilities in STARTTLS implementations
Alex 08 March 2011 1454
Is P2P Encryption Secure? That Depends...
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Hackers avoiding encryption with memory scraping
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Announce: OpenSSH 5.7 released
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Hacker Shows How Cloud Could Wash Out Wireless Security
Anthony Pell 12 January 2011 1469
Feds relax export curbs on open-source crypto
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99.98% Of Domains Unsigned By DNS Security Extensions
Alex 08 December 2010 2443
Fast-encryption feature arrives in Chrome
Alex 07 December 2010 1900
The MicroSD Card That Encrypts Voice Calls on Mobile Phones
Alex 30 November 2010 1848
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Alex 26 November 2010 1242
OpenSSL squashes remote code execution bug
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Amazon Launches High Performance Cloud – Hackers in Love
Alex 18 November 2010 1425
Encryption Adoption Rises, Mainly Thanks To Compliance
Alex 17 November 2010 2659
Encryption set for a quantum leap
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