full-disclosure - Five Ways to Screw Up SSL

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Message-ID: <412595167.20060522030021@Zoller.lu>
Date: Mon May 22 02:00:32 2006
From: Thierry at Zoller.lu (Thierry Zoller)
Subject: Five Ways to Screw Up SSL

Dear Dude VanWinkle,

DV> Why would it matter who signed it? As long as the data is encrypted as
DV> it travels over the internet, I am happy.
Why would it matter who signed it? I am happy to handle the ssl
handshake mitm for you. All your encrypted data is belong to me.

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Thierry Zoller
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