Why Provable Transparency is Useful Against Surveillance Ben Laurie, Google (benl@google,com), 11 Jan 2014. Background Certificate Transparency (RFC 6962) is an example of a general mechanism which perm

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Date: 2014-02-07 14:41:45 Cryptographic protocols Internet protocols Internet standards Domain Name System Security Extensions Public key certificate X.509 HTTP Secure Cryptography Public-key cryptography Key management		Why Provable Transparency is Useful Against Surveillance Ben Laurie, Google (benl@google,com), 11 Jan 2014. Background Certificate Transparency (RFC 6962) is an example of a general mechanism which perm Add to Reading List Source URL: www.w3.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 111,60 KB Share Document on Facebook

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