Pro Active Directory Certificate Services by Lawrence E. Hughes
Author:Lawrence E. Hughes
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781484274866
Publisher: Apress
RFC 5246, âThe Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol Version 1.2,â August 2008
RFC 8446, âThe Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol Version 1.3,â August 2018
These revisions were made by several very talented network engineers from multiple organizations, scrutinized by peer review, and approved by consensus. The result is far stronger and more resistant to hacking attacks than SSL ever was.
TLS normally only needs one TLS Server Certificate, which is installed on the centralized server used by possibly millions of clients. That server certificate identifies the server by Fully Qualified Domain Name (node name with domain name, e.g., www.pkiedu.com). To get a TLS Server Certificate, you have to convince a CA that you have rights to use the domain name (e.g., pkiedu.com) and typically also the organization name (e.g., PKIEdu Inc.). You might include other fields such as locality (city), state, and country. This certificate enables SSL/TLS encryption and provides server-to-client authentication. If only a server certificate is used (very common), then some other scheme (e.g., username/password) must be used to authenticate the user (client) to the server, once the encrypted session has begun.
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