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In an extraordinary essay, the former FBI general counsel Jim Baker makes the case for strong encryption over government-mandated backdoors. What is ...
LinuxSecurity.com, the open-source community’s go-to source for security news and information, has revealed a completely new site design and a renewed focus on providing timely, ...
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Fresh off dealing with chaos caused by last month's ransomware attack, the city of Baltimore has a new problem to deal with -- the $18 million in damages that came with ...
This update addresses a number of bugs affecting processing of CRLs in mod_tls, including possible null pointer dereferences and missing some checks. Thanks to Lionel Debroux for reporting them.
This update addresses a number of bugs affecting processing of CRLs in mod_tls, including possible null pointer dereferences and missing some checks. Thanks to Lionel Debroux for reporting them.
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