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Intro
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picture
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hack -- war
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What does this mean?
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How would they use them?
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referrer
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early 90's
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e-commerce
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web applications
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billion
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million
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intense pressure
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4am decisions == javascript
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entirely theoretical
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cyber war
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happening every day
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Mike Zussman just asked for it.
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State Sponsored?
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good news
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problem?
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What happened to Comodo?
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ideological
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browser vendors
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trust agility
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one decision for everyone?
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our data, our trust decision
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SSL Cert -- DNS Record
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information -- distributed
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trust -- centralized
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DNSSEC == CA System
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domain seizures
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COICA, PROTECT IP, etc...
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forever
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user initiated
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implementation
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self-signed certs
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initial connection
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eliminate CAs entirely
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notary lag
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CONVERGENCE
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+ privacy
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Servers Do Nothing
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no more self-signed certificate warnings
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problems
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captive portals
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking keynote address on SSL and the future of authenticity in cybersecurity. Delve into the evolution of e-commerce, web applications, and the challenges faced by browser vendors in establishing trust. Examine the implications of state-sponsored cyber warfare and the ideological aspects of digital security. Analyze the current SSL certificate system, its relationship with DNS records, and the potential impact of domain seizures. Investigate alternative approaches to digital trust, including user-initiated verification and the CONVERGENCE system. Consider the elimination of Certificate Authorities (CAs) and the implementation of self-signed certificates. Discuss privacy concerns, server-side implications, and potential solutions to common issues like captive portals.

SSL and the Future of Authenticity

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