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The Road to Free Certificates is Paved with Good Intentions

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Explore the journey towards free SSL/TLS certificates in this 49-minute conference talk by Jillian Karner from Let's Encrypt/Internet Security Research Group at APPSEC CA 2017. Delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by the widespread adoption of free certificate services. Learn about the impact on web security, the role of automation in certificate issuance, and the broader implications for internet privacy and encryption. Gain insights from Karner's experience as a "Log Whisperer" and her work with start-ups in the security field. Understand the motivations behind Let's Encrypt's mission and how it's reshaping the landscape of online security.

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APPSEC CA 2017 Jillian Karner

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OWASP Foundation

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  • Profile image for Kingston Mauga-Misilao
    Kingston Mauga-Misilao
    The road to free certificate was a interesting learning experience I got to learn about the developers and the operators. There was no access to production by developers, no operator people can merge boulder code, lastly we talked about logs and metrics. Also got to learn about the network designs. The security zones were a new thing to me I learned the separate networks for tasks and how the network designs is a part of software designs. The levels of defense for the components were restricted inbound and outbound access. Lastly we talked about monitoring and logging during the network designs stage.
  • RALPH SAFA
    This course was clear, well-structured, and very helpful. The explanations were simple and easy to follow, even for beginners. I liked the practical examples and the way concepts were explained step by step. I feel more confident in my understanding after completing it and would definitely recommend it to others who want to learn efficiently
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