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Transport Layer Security (TLS) is a protocol that ensures privacy and security between communicating applications and users on the internet. It ensures that no third party can eavesdrop or tamper with messages by encrypting data and verifying the identities of communicating devices. The TLS handshake process involves a client connecting to a server, specifying security parameters, and the server selecting an encryption method and cryptographic keys to use. TLS provides benefits like encryption, flexibility in algorithms, interoperability between systems, and ease of deployment for applications.
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Handshake
protocol
, which
is
responsible
for
authentication of
the parties in the
communication
and
negotiation of
security parameters
that
will be used
to protect
confidentiality and
integrity of the
data
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will
be
analyzed the
attacks
against the implementation of Handshake
protocol, as well as the
attacks against the other
elements
necessary to SSL/TLS protocol to discover security
flaws that were exploited, modes of
attack, the potential consequences, but also studyi
ng methods of defense
.
All versions of the
protocol are going to be the subject of the researc
h but
emphasis will be placed
on the critical
attack that
the most endanger the safety of data.
The goal of
the research
is
to point out the
danger of
existence
of at least
vulnerability
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, which
can be exploited
and
endanger the safety of
the data
that should be protected.
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