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Oct 27, 2026
Chris HaynerPANELIST
I mean, in short, it's everything talking to everything else has a certificate underpinning that conversation.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
It takes us all the way back to when we talked about HTTP versus HTTPS, right? That was a fight to even get the idea of encrypted technology or encrypted communication channels into the mainstream.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
Now those kinds of communication channels are just assumed to be secure.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
And as you pointed out, it's really not the case.
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Chris HaynerPANELIST
Yeah.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
I mean, from the website thing is a great example because the way that that works is how do you know it's a bad certificate? Well, it's not on your browser's list of approved signers.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
So we've seen things even in HTTPS world with the Entrust company not being, let's say, secure or rigorous in their processes, and then they fell off.
Chris HaynerPANELIST
So a system at a certain point that is signed by Entrust will no longer give you a green lock on your browser.
ScottHOST
So on the web.
ScottHOST
Um, so like whenever you see that lock icon up in your URL address bar, that is because the website is HTTPS and it's using TLS.
ScottHOST
The S being for secure.
ScottHOST
Yes, exactly.
Mirko PetersHOST
Maybe you want traffic for one website address to reach one app while another address reaches a different app.
Mirko PetersHOST
Or you might need Azure to handle the secure HTTPS connection before traffic reaches your VMs.
Mirko PetersHOST
Azure Application Gateway fits that type of job because it understands web traffic, including HTTP and HTTPS, so Azure Load Balancer acts more like a traffic director for network connections, while Application Gateway can read the web request and apply website rules.
Mirko PetersHOST
Neither tool should send visitors to a VM that can't answer.
Mirko PetersHOST
That brings us to health probes.
Mirko PetersHOST
This next one has nothing to do with traffic at all, and it has to do with the little padlock in your browser.
Mirko PetersHOST
where HTTPS gets handled.
Mirko PetersHOST
That padlock is TLS, the encryption that keeps strangers from reading what travels between a browser and a website.
Mirko PetersHOST
When your traffic reaches the gateway, the encrypted connection can end right there.
speaker_4HOST
If your app attempts to load a resource from a non-encrypted URL, the system terminates the network request before it even leaves the device.
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It is a mandatory enforcement of HTTPS encryption.
speaker_3HOST
Essential for cybersecurity students to note.
speaker_3HOST
Moving on to user actions, we have controls like buttons and sliders inheriting from UI control.
Bart BusschotsPANELIST
So the most important thing is to tie, is to really, really securely tie the public key to the identity.
Bart BusschotsPANELIST
And so if the identity is a domain name, then you use those certificates for HTTPS, for the padlock in our browser.
Bart BusschotsPANELIST
If that identity is an email address, we use it for S-MIME email encryption.
Bart BusschotsPANELIST
That identity can also be a username, basically an email address for logging into a website with a certificate.
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This is public key cryptography, and it's the foundation of secure communication on the modern internet.
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The technology that makes HTTPS work, that protects banking, that enables secure email, that allows you to shop online safely.
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Diffie and Hellman didn't actually invent a working system themselves.
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They proved the concept could exist mathematically, and published the principles that would make it possible.
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If the message was changed or the signature is fake or was created by someone else, the math won't work and the verification will fail and the verifier will know that something is wrong.
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Digital signatures are crucial for authentication on the internet and for creating trust between parties who don't know each other.
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When you connect to a website using HTTPS, the website presents you with a certificate that's digitally signed by a certificate authority, an organization that's trusted to verify identity.
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Your browser verifies the signature using the certificate authority's public key to prove that the certificate is authentic and wasn't forged by an attacker trying to impersonate the website.
OpeHOST
Let's look at the eMudra story, please.
OpeHOST
So an Indian certificate provider So it's for context, right? If you look at any website, you have HTTPS.
OpeHOST
The S part means secure.
OpeHOST
Well, for the secure part, you need certificate authorities like this, eModra.
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Breaking axioms in program execution.
TayvanoGUEST
You have these signing things that happen in a test and it allows you to like put your credit card into a form on a website and it's encrypted and it goes up into the cloud and it goes to the other servers.
TayvanoGUEST
But anyone that's in the middle or seeing your stuff, they can't actually see that that data, right? It's HTTPS.
TayvanoGUEST
It's, it's all that.
TayvanoGUEST
Right.
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