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On Personal Internet Security…
I have over a hundred accounts on the Internet. I do a lot of online shopping for everything from books to computer hardware to toys for my kids. I also have accounts on various social networking sites...
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Java Secure HTTP Keys, Part II
In my last article, I described the process of configuring client-side key and trust stores within a Java web client application. To keep it simple, I purposely used the built-in functionality of...
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Java HTTPS Client Issues
I’ve written in the last several months about creating a client for a RESTful web-based auditing service. In that client, I had to implement client-side authentication, which is much more involved (or...
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Java Https Key Setup
In my last article, I showed how to remove all security from a secure web (https) transaction by installing dummy trust manager and host name verifier objects into an SSLSocketFactory. Today, I’m going...
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