From The H Security (Jürgen Schmidt)
Secure data transmission on the internet relies on encryption and security certificates. Mozilla has revised the way Firefox 3 handles certificates, but not always for the better. A few modifications will sort things out – and give you more security. Read the full story [h-online.com]
From The H Security (Jürgen Schmidt)
Secure data transmission on the internet relies on encryption and security certificates. Mozilla has revised the way Firefox 3 handles certificates, but not always for the better. A few modifications will sort things out – and give you more security. Read the full story [h-online.com]
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