SSL/TLS Under Lock and Key: A Guide to Understanding SSL/TLS Cryptography

Baka, Paul; Schatten, Jeremy

ISBN 10: 0648931633 / ISBN 13: 9780648931638

Edité par Keyko Books, 2021

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• Titre: SSL/TLS Under Lock and Key: A Guide to Understanding SSL/TLS Cryptography
• Éditeur: Keyko Books
• Date de parution: 2021
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 0648931633
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9780648931638
• Reliure: Couverture souple
• Édition: 1750631108.
• État de l'article: Very Good
• État de la jaquette: 47045886
• Signé: 6/22/2025 10:25:08 PM
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Synopsis

This is the Black and White edition.

If you are looking for a comprehensive, soup-to-nuts resource on SSL/TLS, look no further. This book, geared towards bridging the gap between the absolute beginner and the veteran IT Professional, combines the theoretical and the practical in equal measure.

The first half of our book focuses on foundational theory, covering topics such as:

• Symmetric vs Asymmetric cryptography
• One-Way functions
• Digital Signatures
• Key Generation
• History and Context

The second half encourages fledgling administrators to jump in with both feet, outlining the quirks of common tasks such as:

• Generating a signing request for a certificate (CSR)
• Generating a self-signed certificate (and when it is safe to do or not do so)
• Converting certificates between different formats including java keystores
• Configuring servers to meet best practices, not in a vacuum, but for the security and compatibility needs of your business vertical.

Are you a systems administrator just starting out? A developer looking to not just implement, but to understand? Or perhaps SSL/TLS has been a topic you've avoided over the years because it is very dense and implementation can be fraught with fidgety pitfalls. You can read this book cover to cover, crosswalk to the copiously linked RFCs, or use it as a desk reference.

This is SSL/TLS for everyone.