very nice video

Extremely helpful , thank you!

Awesome video. Concise and clear. Love it

Your video talks more about certificates and why one needs to have it❤

man that s a diamond explanation

#Learn y doing

Hi, I signed in just to say Thank you very much for explaining this to me. Your video finally helped it click for me.

Will it fix tls cert error 509 bunch of ips?

very good video thanks

This video is perfection. It helped me out so much! Thank you

Perfect❤

How did you get into vim like that?

Hi, why does the echo command of your script (that outputs the function) isn’t the first thing echoed to screen even if functions body redirects to stream 2?

I wish you could make the video more exciting, maybe animations and graphics. It would also help if you would sound excited about the topic. But i'll still leave a like

Dude! This is the most simple version of this complex topic I've come across. Hats off!

I use the kali-linux distro on wsl for windows, is it possible to change the colour scheme for my terminal the way you have?

This is the first video that clicked. Thanks

Thanks!

hi , can i contact you pls ?

greatest video about HTTPS

very useful, complements other content

Great explanation, thanx!

awesome content 👌

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 01:24 🌐 HTTPS is based on public key cryptography and signatures, which are simpler than they may sound. 03:28 🔐 HTTPS involves a secure key exchange process between the browser and the server. 05:04 📜 Certificate Authorities (CAs) sign certificates to ensure the identity of the server, establishing trust. 07:50 🛡️ Self-signed certificates can be used in controlled environments, but they may not be trusted by browsers. 10:52 🏭 Upcoming videos will cover self-signing certificates and automating the process with Kubernetes. Made with HARPA AI

I like it. This video, should be 1st video to view/watch, if anyone is starting with ssl, https, tls etc.

Amazing....thabks bro..ive been looking for a good ezplanation on certificates and you just enlightened me...thanks a lot...buddy

I cannot stress enough, how informative and simplified this video..!!

Wow! What one can learn in 11min

What stops malicious developers from creatina malware-spreading or malware-containing websites and getting their site signed by one of the default trusted certificate authorities? Or even getting their site signed first, then adding malware?

can i use this certificate validation without Ingress host rule? just using http and paths.

How did you run the go file in Alpine without golang?

Well done Sir! 👏

greaaatttt tutorial bro

Hi. Why redirecting 2>&1 if stream 2 is echoed on the screen anyway?

The best video. subscribed and planned to check your other videos already. thank you so much.

Hi, this is one of the weird things I took time to understand. Actually, bash shouldn’t be compared to other languages (data types). Bash was supposed to run external binaries/commands that do their stuff and binaries don’t need to play with return values of other binaires. Nice video btw

very cool Brief, useful and practical thank you so much 🙏👌

cool&perfect Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏

Hi , cool&perfect 🙏🙏

thanks a lot for such easy explanation

Good Job! Your explanation is incredibly clear and straight to point. Thank You for this overview. 👍

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Simple, great, fast, and to the point. Keep up the great work man!

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When was the first SSL certificate invented and what was it used for? An SSL certificate was invented by Netscape in 1994 to secure online transactions with their Navigator browser. It was made by using the MD-52 algorithm. This video was uploaded 5 years ago, and not show truth. If you connect to self sign certificate and it doesn't show that site certificate trusted by authority certificate or root certificate (that should be manually be installed on client side or included in updated browser) the traffic between client and self signet server or unpublished server certificate or expired certificate or unlocked 🔓 sign of lock 🔒, mean traffic between client and server will be NOT! encrypted! You can finally trust to hacker who use sniffer to look for your unencrypted data and of course your password. Good luck guys.🔓

So I have a website that has its own public and private keys. What do I do with the cert file and bundle file that the trusted Public CA they sent me in a zip?

Great explanation, fun fact: your voice reminds me of Jordan Peterson's voice

Clear artuculation

One question. What’s to stop anyone with your public key pretending to be another website. As this is public info, how does the private key come into this I didn’t see it on the last example

so on 3:54 its pre-master secret . that means client and server side has same key . can you explain in simple method how this pre-master secret is generated ? is there any formula . for Master secret ( session keys ) which actually helps to pass the encrypted traffic can be derived from some has function of ( pre-master secret , client random and server random ) . this will be on both client and server side . that means there will be 2 sets of keys from client and server side . correct me if i wrong .

Direct to the point. Thanks.