Using HTTPS by Default: How Web Servers Can Make the Web More Secure” by Matthew Holt ( (Full-time open source developer, project lead of the Caddy web server)
| Target Group Developers, IT operations, DevOps |
| Focus technical |
| Abstract Eventually, browsers and other Web clients will require all sites to use TLS. But turning on properly-configured TLS is not as simple as flipping a switch… unless your server does it automatically and by default. This talk briefly goes over how that is possible and what kind of usable security we should expect from all web servers in this decade. |
| Language English |
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