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Man-in-the-middle Blue coat proxy ssl or what?

I have just discovered that my workplace have enabled some new feature in the blue coat network proxy. It seems like all https certificates in chrome on windows is being issued by this internal ...
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Windows Update - Interception

I'm trying to monitor the HTTP requests/responses made when performing a Windows Update. I have a Windows 8 machine configured with a proxy in IE. I've also imported via netsh for winhttp: netsh ...
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Wildcard SSL Cert and Client Authentication

I have a wildcard SSL certificate (from GoDaddy.com) deployed to several Windows 2003 servers. I used IIS management console to import the certificate. The problem is that only one of these servers ...
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IE on Windows 2012 doesn't show certificate or lock icon despite using HTTPS

Can anyone explain why IE on Windows 2012 doesn't show the lock icon despite using HTTPS when visiting the following site? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx I am able to see the lock ...
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Making a Windows cert say it's purpose is “Ensures the identity of a remote computer”

Maybe this is a superuser.com question, I don't know. Anyway, I want my cert to show up like this when I double click on it in Windows: If I just double click on a random cert I get this: The ...
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how to import a private key in windows

Say I have an X.509 cert and a private key that corresponds to it. I can import X.509 certs easily enough into Windows but what about private keys? Is the only way I can do that by converting both ...
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How insecure is PowerShell Web Access?

Windows Server 2012 comes with a new feature that allows you to administrate the server via a PowerShell command line in any modern browser including Smartphones. This sounds cool and scary at the ...
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Further potential problems with Windows 8 SmartScreen

Some research was recently published that showed that Windows 8's SmartScreen feature sends certain details about every single application that you install to Microsoft. Ignoring the obvious privacy ...
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1answer
758 views

Disable DES-CBC-SHA in schannel

I have several IIS servers in house. When I have my external PCI scans run I'm still receiving alerts for having the weak protocol DES-CBC-SHA enabled. I have the following registry keys set to ...
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0answers
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How secure is HTTP basic authentication over SSL? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Is BASIC-Auth secure if done over HTTPS? I want to set up a web server on a computer at home which will basically do no more than send the browser a file which contains ...
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Pcap file inspection [closed]

I have 3 packet capture, generated with Wireshark, of an example intrusion but I'm struggling to figure out whats going on. I also tried running the pcap files in snort to see if it detected ...
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1answer
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Generate one CSR for two Windows servers

I have two Windows 2008 R2 servers which will be hosting a load balanced website. I will generate a private key and use it to generate a CSR using OpenSSL. How can I make this CSR (or the resulting ...
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Need to secure (and add SSL?) RPC port 443 on Win2003 server

So I received an email from my system administrator who wants me to secure a server I own that seems to have a vulnerability in port 443 (which is Windows RPC over HTTPS). Disabling it I know causes ...
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Any good free SSL proxy on windows?

I'm looking for SSL proxy capable of dumping requests. I want to test custom browser against SSL-MITM attacks. I'm able to re-route all traffic ongoing from browser to machine with proxy. ...