i am handling with ssl aaaaalll the time. I had some of the must frustrating days of my life trying to get my green checkmark for my filemaker application. in the end I had to setup my own dns server to route external traffic to a specific computer in my network. I totally get what ssl ist all about but now again I have nameserver/dns/ip/url whatever issues trying to setup secure ftp for synology drive
Hm, not sure if this question makes sense. In this video we cover SSL/TLS in the context encryption of data exchanged between a web browser and a server.
@Sematext I am referring to digital SSL certificate. Since an SSL certificate contains a server's domain name, certificate authority and public key, it seems to be used for authentication before the encryption is started. Congratulations, by the way!
nice video ! but may I ask you this :If I used a software and it somehow planted ssl certificate inside my PC, is it possible that I delete the ssl certificate just simplely by uninstalling the software from my PC? waiting for your answer bro, you're professional
(On windows) if you go into MMC you can view what certs are trusted by your local machine. Most web browsers also have a list of what CA's they trust. Simply uninstalling any malware that may have planted malicious certificates on your machine will not remove the trusted certificates, you'll have to go in and do that manually.
You should use SSL (TLS) all the time. Without it you run the risk of someone adding their own files, images, or whatever they want to send to your site without your knowledge. If you don't use it you might get google saying that your site has a virus or (worst) some law enforcement entity wanting to charge you with kitty porn.
So he just explained something that most over complicate in less then 10 minutes. Thank you sir, and keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do! :)
The most comprehensive explanation of SSL & TLS I've seen so far. Thank you!
Oh, that's great to hear, thanks @loveafinni !
Damn, good quality video, well explained and well edited.
what more can you ask for, really thought that you had at least a few 100k subs
Awesome video quality, thank you
Outstanding clarification! 👏👏👏
Thanks for your nice words!
Thanks, great content!
Very informative and well-explained. Thank you
You are welcome!
i am handling with ssl aaaaalll the time. I had some of the must frustrating days of my life trying to get my green checkmark for my filemaker application. in the end I had to setup my own dns server to route external traffic to a specific computer in my network. I totally get what ssl ist all about but now again I have nameserver/dns/ip/url whatever issues trying to setup secure ftp for synology drive
Thanks for the effort and explaination
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You are welcome!
Well explained!
Appreciate this video man
amazing video, thank u!
Glad you liked it! :)
thank you sir for making it simple as it is👍
He he, glad you liked it.
Very well explained. Thanks bro.
You're welcome!
So in this case a digital certificate instead of a pre-shared key is used for authenication, right?
Hm, not sure if this question makes sense. In this video we cover SSL/TLS in the context encryption of data exchanged between a web browser and a server.
@Sematext I am referring to digital SSL certificate. Since an SSL certificate contains a server's domain name, certificate authority and public key, it seems to be used for authentication before the encryption is started.
Congratulations, by the way!
nice video ! but may I ask you this :If I used a software and it somehow planted ssl certificate inside my PC, is it possible that I delete the ssl certificate just simplely by uninstalling the software from my PC? waiting for your answer bro, you're professional
(On windows) if you go into MMC you can view what certs are trusted by your local machine. Most web browsers also have a list of what CA's they trust. Simply uninstalling any malware that may have planted malicious certificates on your machine will not remove the trusted certificates, you'll have to go in and do that manually.
nice ❤ job ,i love it
Thank you! 😊
4:38 Was the infographic suppose to say Client instead of "Cleint"?
Yes @andrewnguyen664 - that's a typo.
@@Sematext No worries, thank you for the video. It really helped break things down to be more easily understood.
Great video!!!!
Glad you liked it, @damirvalencak1348!
got an exam in an hour, life saving vide
and ok i will stop using IE, coming from an edge with chakra engine next time
Great job
Thanks!
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Big thanks :)
You should use SSL (TLS) all the time. Without it you run the risk of someone adding their own files, images, or whatever they want to send to your site without your knowledge. If you don't use it you might get google saying that your site has a virus or (worst) some law enforcement entity wanting to charge you with kitty porn.
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Dude..... you are destroying the tech romance when you downgrade the sexy cloud into "someone else's computer"...... :-)
He he he... ooops. :)
You know the switching in and out (zoom-in - Zoom-out) is really irritating and distracting. Otherwise a really helpful and informative video. Thanks
Noted, thanks.
why does he explained SSL this encryption is NO longer used!!!!
WDYM @Jamesflorez5867?
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