An Exploration of Free SSL/TLS Certificates as a Security Mechanism in Application Servers

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Auteurs principaux: Dr. Sofia Rodriguez-Peralta, Dr. Julian Diaz-Guzman
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author Dr. Sofia Rodriguez-Peralta
Dr. Julian Diaz-Guzman
author_facet Dr. Sofia Rodriguez-Peralta
Dr. Julian Diaz-Guzman
contents <p>Security in the application layer (SSL), provides the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of the data, between two applications that communicate with each other. This article is the result of having implemented Free SSL / TLS Certificates in application servers, determining the relevant characteristics that must have a SSL/TLS certificate, the Certifying Authority generate it. A vulnerability analysis is developed in application servers and encrypted communications channel is established to protect against attacks such as man in the middle, phishing and maintaining the integrity of information that is transmitted between the client and server</p>
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spellingShingle An Exploration of Free SSL/TLS Certificates as a Security Mechanism in Application Servers
Dr. Sofia Rodriguez-Peralta
Dr. Julian Diaz-Guzman
Security
Certificates SSL/TLS
Certifying Authority
Vulnerabilities
X.509
Kali Linux.
<p>Security in the application layer (SSL), provides the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of the data, between two applications that communicate with each other. This article is the result of having implemented Free SSL / TLS Certificates in application servers, determining the relevant characteristics that must have a SSL/TLS certificate, the Certifying Authority generate it. A vulnerability analysis is developed in application servers and encrypted communications channel is established to protect against attacks such as man in the middle, phishing and maintaining the integrity of information that is transmitted between the client and server</p>
title An Exploration of Free SSL/TLS Certificates as a Security Mechanism in Application Servers
topic Security
Certificates SSL/TLS
Certifying Authority
Vulnerabilities
X.509
Kali Linux.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19306885