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HTTP / Cryptographic protocols / Secure communication / HTTP Strict Transport Security / HTTP Secure / Transport Layer Security / Extended Validation Certificate / Firesheep / Session hijacking / Cryptography / Key management / Public-key cryptography
Date: 2014-01-16 10:55:56
HTTP
Cryptographic protocols
Secure communication
HTTP Strict Transport Security
HTTP Secure
Transport Layer Security
Extended Validation Certificate
Firesheep
Session hijacking
Cryptography
Key management
Public-key cryptography

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