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:developerWorks: Secure Programming with the OpenSSL API, Part 3: Providing a Secure Service
developerWorks: Secure Programming with the OpenSSL API, Part 3: Providing a Secure Service
Oct 3, 2006, 04 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4259 reads)

(Other stories by Kenneth Ballard)

[ Thanks to IdaAshley for this link. ]

"The first two parts of this series discuss creating client-side applications using OpenSSL. Part 1 discusses creating a basic secure client using OpenSSL, while Part 2 talks more in depth about digital certificates. After a few e-mails and some positive feedback from readers of these articles, it was clear that the next logical discussion should be about servers.

"Servers provide a network and the Internet with access to resources such as files and devices. At times it is necessary to provide these services across a secure channel. OpenSSL lets you write services using both secure and open channels..."

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developerWorks: Secure Programming with the OpenSSL API, Part 2: Secure Handshake(May 11, 2005)
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