TLS 1.3, why Firefox and Chrome rush to integrate it
HTTP protocol did it in 2015, giving rise to his natural successor, HTTP/2. And it does now TLS 1.2, heir of the most popular SSL, resulting in TLS 1.3 (RFC 8446) and incorporating major improvements in security, speed and privacy as explained by those responsible. One of the fundamental security protocols for the network, which …
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