simple and elegant. small nit pick is step #4 of HTTPS upgrade. The browser creates a private "session key" (not a private key). again, very small nit pick, but when you say "symmetric private key", there is no such thing because a private key is always associated with asymmetricity.
simple and elegant. small nit pick is step #4 of HTTPS upgrade. The browser creates a private "session key" (not a private key). again, very small nit pick, but when you say "symmetric private key", there is no such thing because a private key is always associated with asymmetricity.
thanks for the feedback
super cool
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