Issue 15: What’s Wrong with TLS?

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In this issue, we look at web security – TLS vulnerabilities, a web application firewall, and an SQL injection remedy. Are TLS and its
forerunner, SSL, really safe enough for the web?

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Articles from ADMIN Issue 15

Getting Past the Passion for Passing on Dysfunctional Practices

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7.0 "wheezy"

Debian

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Dispatches from the world of IT

News

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New Products

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What's left of TLS

Incomplete Security

Numerous attacks have rocked the security of SSL/TLS encryption in recent years. Newer standards would remedy this, but they are not widely used.

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Protecting your web application infrastructure with the Nginx Naxsi firewall

Fire Protection

One of the best-kept secrets about the popular Nginx web server is the Naxsi web application firewall.

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Blocking SQL injections with GreenSQL

Safe House

SQL injection can strike at any moment. GreenSQL is an effective remedy that sits between the database and application and filters out suspicious queries.

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Is Hadoop the new HPC?

Where Worlds Collide

Hadoop has been growing clusters in data centers at a rapid pace. Is Hadoop the new corporate high-performance computing?

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Secure email with IceWarp mail server 10

Ice Age

Admins who use Microsoft servers don't have to rely on Exchange for email with alternatives like the IceWarp mail server.

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Red Hat's cloud and virtualization portfolio

Cloud Customers

Red Hat massively expanded its cloud portfolio during 2012. This overview can help you evaluate Red Hat's products in the context of VMware and others.

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