SSL and SSH have emerged, with other protocols, to provide authentication methods using a public key infrastructure. These protocols were developed to protect large amounts of network traffic from online shopping to financial transactions with online banks. . . .
SSL and SSH have emerged, with other protocols, to provide authentication methods using a public key infrastructure. These protocols were developed to protect large amounts of network traffic from online shopping to financial transactions with online banks. But are the fundamental flaws of these protocols open to abuse, now that products exist to exploit these cracks in security?.

Over the past year, the number of individuals and companies using the internet has increased at a breakneck speed. The need for security and protecting sensitive data has become even more demanding, the methods of encrypting and securing information more complex.

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