SSL! By HullBreach

Dsi gamer
21 Dec 2018 01:07

dos it incude freind activity and help desk my q keep dissapering and the freind activity dose not work never show up the people im freind with and im alone always if all my freind is offline

HullBreach
21 Dec 2018 02:57
In reply to Dsi gamer

I'm working on the alerts and notifications yet. When I migrated server's, I forgot to carry over some of the automated processes. (Oops!)

banjo2
14 Dec 2018 06:35

Thank you. So much.

For fixing the figure tags, and this too. Some of my friends avoided this site because of the insecurities.

banjo2
14 Dec 2018 06:37
In reply to banjo2

One thing though, it gives that "This website failed to identify itself" popup on DSi. Really not a big deal though, I press Yes to whatever

HullBreach
14 Dec 2018 12:47
In reply to banjo2

The browsers for the Nintendo DSi and Nintendo 3DS are too old to recognize the Letâ€™s Encrypt certificate authority. (I havenâ€™t tested the New Nintendo 3DS or the Wii U.) Encryption will still work, but you will get an angry message when first accessing the websites.

Star Shadow
14 Dec 2018 20:07
In reply to HullBreach

Just tested it on a New2DS. I did type it as https:// and still got a certificate error popup. I tried to upload a screenshot but it wouldn't let me for some reason.

Rlad116
14 Dec 2018 06:15

Nice

Gemini Guardian
14 Dec 2018 04:54

33333333

Star Shadow
14 Dec 2018 03:39

Now I can on Paint in an open wifi, not worry someone packet sniff me, and go on a rampage with my powers.

HullBreach
14 Dec 2018 03:42
In reply to Star Shadow

A man-in-the-middle attack is still possible if they intercept your initial attempt at connecting. Once SSL negotiation is established, you should be good.

I used letsencrypt.org, by the way. It's a free certificate-generation tool that's supported by all modern browsers and OSes.

Star Shadow
14 Dec 2018 03:51
In reply to HullBreach

If I understand correctly, doesn't SSL use asymmetrical/RSA encryption? Even if the man in the middle intercepts me, he still wouldn't have our private keys and attempting to solve the RSA equation to find the private keys would be a pain in the butt.

HullBreach
14 Dec 2018 05:16
In reply to Star Shadow

People will use tools that intercept then relay the packets to give themselves enough time to decrypt the key without either party knowing the eavesdropping. Itâ€™s harder with stronger encryption keys now but is still possible. Personal certificates or a VPN are better methods of security, but public SSL certs are still much better than having nothing.

acidapple
14 Dec 2018 03:37

oswaldo123
14 Dec 2018 03:34

SSL!

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