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Owasp: Hanushini A/P Lachemykanden (MC 180606656)

The document discusses HTTP, HTTPS, and SSL. It defines HTTP as the unencrypted Hypertext Transfer Protocol that creates insecure connections, as requests pass through many computers unencrypted. HTTPS is defined as the combination of HTTP and SSL/TLS, encrypting the data so only the computer and server can read it, protecting privacy and security. SSL is defined as using TCP/IP to provide a reliable end-to-end secure service by encrypting data between computers on a network.
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Owasp: Hanushini A/P Lachemykanden (MC 180606656)

The document discusses HTTP, HTTPS, and SSL. It defines HTTP as the unencrypted Hypertext Transfer Protocol that creates insecure connections, as requests pass through many computers unencrypted. HTTPS is defined as the combination of HTTP and SSL/TLS, encrypting the data so only the computer and server can read it, protecting privacy and security. SSL is defined as using TCP/IP to provide a reliable end-to-end secure service by encrypting data between computers on a network.
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OWASP

HTTP, HTTPS, SSL

HANUSHINI A/P LACHEMYKANDEN (MC 180606656)

WEB APPLICATION AND SECURITY


Part 01 Introduction

Part 02 HTTP

Part 03 HTTPS

Part 04 SSL
Introduction (OWASP)
The Open Web Application
Security Project (OWASP) is an
open community dedicated to
enabling organizations to develop,
purchase, and maintain
applications and APIs that can be
trusted.
How it works
Definition - Send the data
- Hypertext
Protocol
Transfer
H T unencrypted
- This means that any
computer that sees the
request can read the
data

Impacts & Consequences


- Creates
connection
insecure

- This is because Internet


T P Conclusion
- User > insecure connection >
normal http

is a highly connected
network and each request
passes through many
other computers before
reaching the web server
Impacts & Consequences

Definition - Only your computer and the web server can read
the data
- Hypertext Transfer - Protects the privacy and makes it harder for hackers
Protocol Secure to break the connection and steal personal
information such as credit card numbers, addresses,
passwords, etc.

HTTPS
- HTTP + SSL = HTTPS - User > encrypted
- HTTPS is a combination of HTTP with SSL/TLS. connection >
It means that HTTPS is basically HTTP secure https
connection which is delivering the data
secured using SSL/TLS
- All the computers in between cannot read it Conclusion
as it is encrypted

How it works
Definition
- Secure Socket Layer

How it works
- To make use of TCP/IP to provide a
- Its a certificate and the dominant reliable end-to-end secure service
security technology on the web

SSL
- TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) &
- SSL is a secure protocol that works IP (Internet Protocol) : platform to allow
on the top of HTTP to provide computers to share resources across a
security. network
Impacts & Consequences

Conclusion
- It provides
confidentiality, integrity,
authentication
THANK YOU

WEB APPLICATION AND SECURITY

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