đź§Š DeadSwitch Technical Dispatch // Fortify the Flow: Proxy Frontlines & The Truth in Certificates

“In shadows, the strongest signal is trust.” You don’t expose your secrets to the streets. You don’t hang your backend out for the world to poke. You proxy.

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Preserving content provenance by integrating Content Credentials into Cloudflare Images

Media and journalism companies can now build end-to-end workflows that support Content Credentials by using Cloudflare Images.

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Just finished “Foundations of the #4thIndustrialRevolution (#Industry4poin0)” by Jonathan Reichental. Got a quick overview of the 1st, 2nd & 3rd industrial revolution, then a primer in #AI, #iOT, #Metaverse and #Blockchain as technological parts of the 4th #industrialReveolution.

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Just finished “Foundations of the #4thIndustrialRevolution (#Industry4poin0)” by Jonathan Reichental. Got a quick overview of the 1st, 2nd & 3rd industrial revolution, then a primer in #AI, #iOT, #Metaverse and #Blockchain as technological parts of the 4th #industrialReveolution.

https://lnkd.in/gBXG3Yw9 #industry40 #DigitalCredentials #DigitalBadges

#DigitalCertificates #SkillsRecognition #LifelongLearning #Education #CareerAdvancement #ProfessionalDevelopment #FutureOfWork #LinkedInLearning

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"... we live in a world where micro-services can be written in different languages and work together, apps can run in different OS without problems... and you're telling me you're going to shutdown a server running Linux (with some web apps running there) and install Windows there because you can't solve a problem with digital certificates??..."

I'm sorry, I had to write it here...

#ITProblems #ITBadJokes #PublicServices #Linux #Windows #DigitalCertificates #SSL

Digital Certificates & Digital Signatures play vital roles in cybersecurity, but they are not the same thing. - https://certerassl.com/blog/digital-certificate-vs-digital-signature

Check out our article to learn 10 key differences between the two.

#Cybersecurity #DigitalCertificates #DigitalSignatures

Digital Certificate vs Digital Signature: 10 Key Differences

Know the actual difference between Digital Certificate vs Digital Signature and how both works providing cyber security and website security.

EncryptedFence by CerteraSSL - A Complete Web Security Blog

I need to sign the installers for software that I maintain. Digital certificates seem to vary in price from $60 to $800 per year. I want users to have a smooth experience, but I also don't want to set a pile of money on fire for no reason.

So what's the deal with signing certificates, anyway? Advice and pointers will be rewarded with grateful vibes.

#codeSign #digitalCertificates #adviceWanted

Why digital certificates are critical to 5G security | The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts

As 5G gains traction, service providers need to be able to trust their networks’ security to truly take advantage of 5G’s capabilities. Digital certificates are critical to that, writes Alexa Tahan of Nokia.

The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts
Microsoft digital certificates have once again been abused to sign malware

Code-signing is supposed to make people safer. In this case, it made them less so.

Ars Technica