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  • wreckedmagazine.com/jasonsmall

    Wrecked Magazine ? Jason Small

    Home Current Issue Back Issues Blog Drivers Lounge Video Gallery Fantasy Drift Store Wallpaper Contact Force SSL on a Rackspace Folder September 14th, 2010 Once again I bring some non automotive content to Wrecked. I was recently trying to Force a SSL connection on a folder on a site that I was developing. This sounds like an easy enough task. After a few hours of attempts that ended up sending the secure folder in a infinite loop. This was a puzzle. I followed several sets of documentation

  • implusedomains.com

    Impluse Domains

    Complete Web Solutions: domains, hosting, site builders and SSL. Register & transfer domains for less. Reliable hosting. Easy-to-use site builders. Affordable SSL certificates. eCommerce solutions. ICANN-accredited

  • tedeschi.it

    Welcome to the Advanced Extranet Server

    Pagina in costruzione Running version Apache/2.2.11 (Mandriva Linux/PREFORK-10.9mdv2009.1). The Apache Web Server software on this system is operational. You may now add content to this directory and replace this page. The Apache documentation has been included with this distribution. Secure your web server! Mandrake now comes with SSL encryption (mod_ssl), we suggest you install it for more security. It comes with its own test key so you can start using it right now, or, thanks to Mandrake's

  • greyware.co.uk/mailismus

    Mailismus

    Mailismus Version 1.6.2 Documentation Ordering Benchmarks Download FAQ Contact Mailismus is a secure high-performance mail server, which is implemented in pure Java and runs on any Unix/Linux or Windows platform. Full-featured evaluation licences are available free of charge - see Ordering link on left menu. Features include: SMTP message switch SMTP Authentication, with SSL and STARTTLS IMAP and POP3 mailbox access - with SASL authentication, SSL and STLS Massively parallel - supports

  • tech.niteshn.info

    My Technical Blog | My Technical Blog

    My Technical Blog My Technical Blog October 16th, 2014 by Nitesh Shah How to secure Plesk servers from SSL V3 Poodle Vulnerability? A CVE-2014-3566 vulnerability in SSLv3 protocol was identified by the Google security team. There is an additional whitepaper available from OpenSSL that also describes this vulnerability. You can check if your website is vulnerable with curl: curl -v3 -X HEAD https://www.example.com If you are NOT vulnerable, your output should look something like this: curl