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Encrypt and decrypt files with Age or Rage

Keep It Simple

Age and Rage are the Go and Rust implementations of a simple, modern, and secure file encryption tool.
encryption , SSH , tools
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Quick UDP Internet connections

Fast Track

The UDP-based Quick UDP Internet Connections (QUIC) protocol comes with mandatory TLS encryption and promises faster speeds.
encryption , latency , security
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Certificate management with FreeIPA and Dogtag

Show Your ID

The Dogtag certificate manager integrated into the FreeIPA open source toolset generates SSL/TLS certificates for intranet services and publishes them on the network.
encryption , intranet , Open Source
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Hardware-enhanced security

Key to Security

Nitrokey hardware authentication devices aim to raise data encryption, key management, and user authentication security to the next level.
authentication , encryption , password manage... , Security
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Mounting Compressed Archives as a User

Why splat a compressed archive in your storage when you can just mount it like a storage device?

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Parallel and Encrypted Compression

You have the cores, so use them – to compress, that is.

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Obtain certificates with acme.sh

Simply Certified

We take a close look at acme.sh, a lightweight client for the ACME protocol that facilitates digital certificates for secure TLS communication channels.
domain name system , encryption , protocol
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Advanced MySQL security tips (a complete guide)

Guard Duty

Security safeguards protect data on MySQL servers.
encryption , MySQL , secure
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Solving the security problems of encrypted DNS

Double-Edged Sword

DNS encryption offers WiFi users good protection in public spaces; however, in the enterprise, it prevents the evaluation and filtering of name resolution.
DNS , encryption , Security
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TLS 1.3 and the return of common sense

Cryptography

After a decade in service, TLS 1.2 is showing many signs of aging. Its immediate successor, TLS 1.3, has earned the approval of the IETF. Some major changes are on the way.
cryptography , encryption , Networking
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