Episode 334: HPKP: Hard to Say, Hard to Use | TechSNAP 334

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Aug 29, 2017

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We discuss, and struggle to pronounce, the difficulties in deploying HTTP public key pinning & some possible alternatives you should consider. Then we get excited for (n+1)sec, a new protocol for distributed multiparty chat encryption & explore the nuances of setting up home VPN gateway!

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Aug 29, 2017

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