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Etymon Posted - 31 December 2008 : 03:14:23
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Panhandler Posted - 31 December 2008 : 11:03:12
"When you visit a website whose URL starts with "https", a small padlock symbol appears in the browser window. This indicates that the website is secured using a digital certificate issued by one of a few trusted Certification Authorities (CAs). To ensure that the digital certificate is legitimate, the browser verifies its signature using standard cryptographic algorithms. The team of researchers has discovered that one of these algorithms, known as MD5, can be misused."


http://www.win.tue.nl/hashclash/rogue-ca/

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