The following nginx codes won't forward resources of https://ooo.xxx/ to plain http content, because nginx doesn't support CONNECT when proxying(correct me if wrong).
We use web for our day to day activites, most of which we want to be secret - Financial transactions, private conversations, emails etc. HTTPS makes sure that nobody is able to steal your personal data, by encrypting it. Even though most of the websites are shifting to HTTPS, they still have some holes which rebound you to unencryption.
Hello
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I've been stuck for one week now and I can't figure out what the problem is.
I have 2 web server in my office : http and https. You will find attached the httpd.conf and ssl.conf. I can acces the https server from home, but not the http one. I'm totaly lost please help.
What I did :
I need to get mod_rewrite to do the following
http://abc.com -> https://www.abc.com
https://abc.com/login -> https://www.abc.com/login
http://www.abc.com?x=3 -> https://www.abc.com?x=3
https://abc.com/login?x=1 -> https://www.abc.com/login?x=1
http://www.abc.com/login?x=3 -> https://www.abc.com/login
I have the following, in my abc.com.conf vhost file but its not work correctly
We have a problem accessing an HTTPS site, it only happens to only one HTTPS site other corporate HTTPS sites are accessible behind the ubuntu server with ip 10.0.0.98 /29.
I had never used https on a site and now want to try it. I did some research, but not sure that I understood everything. Answers and corrections are greatly appreciated.
Here we go:
To use https I need to generate ‘private’ and ‘public’ keys for the web server I use.
I've installed new iis7.5 on 2008 r2 server
Http is working fine both local and on web, but i can't work with the https from web (http from web and https on localhost working fine).
When I try to get on https to default file, https://XXXX.XXXX.XX/, I get the 403 - Forbidden: Access is denied
When I try to get on https to specific file, https://xxxx.xxxxx.xxxx/SignInPage.aspx?ChildRefer=default.a
Hi all,
When browsing using FF, I occasionally get a popup alert saying that some of the page content is unencrypted, etc. While I can understand where mixed content messages appear and I don't have a problem with them, it seems to happen sporadically on pages which happen to have fairly little content. This also does not happen on my windows machine.
I have learnt little about https. But was not clear the need of it.
What if i encrypt the data using the most powerful algorithms like RSA instead of sending through a HTTPS zone??
Can someone suggest few points on why we need https??