security

Post originaly done on Codavel’s blog Recently, I revisited the history of TLS and the major benefits and vulnerabilities of its latest iteration, TLS 1.3. But seeing is believing so, in this post, I will show how you can build a server setup with TLS 1.3 support and give some tips on how to evaluate the benefits of the most disruptive feature of TLS 1.3: 0-RTT handshake. 0-RTT handshake: why does it matter?...

Post originaly done on Codavel’s blog I am pretty sure we have all heard of Transport Layer Security (TLS) at some point. TLS protocol provides security for HTTP (yes, it is the S in HTTPS!). It guarantees a secure communication pipe between a client (being it your browser or app) and a server where - and by a secure communication pipe, I mean all data in the pipe is encrypted....