rupert thurner wrote:
> we noticed that the support for hardware security modules (smartcards)
> storing ssl client certificates in mozilla/firefox is quite good.
>
> is it possible to somehow reuse this for serf to provide x509 client
> certificate login for subversion, via the serf library?
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Brendan Dolan-Gavitt wrote:
> Can anyone see if this works through Privoxy and the other things in the
> standard Tor bundle?
It works with Tor with, and without Privoxy.
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Am Freitag, den 07.09.2007, 10:04 -0400 schrieb Arshad Noor:
> Alex,
>
> Do you presume that the websites in the domains that you intend
> to track users will install the self-signed CA certificate that
> issued the client-certificate to the unsuspecting user? If not,
> how will the browser know
It occurs to me that this could be used to good effect to track someone
using Tor across various domains you control. Most Tor users know to kill
JS, Flash, and are more than normally paranoid about cookies, but may not
think twice about accepting a client certificate. I'm CC'ing the Tor mailing
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Hi Kyle,
This is a very interesting and extensive piece and I'm sure that no one
gets offended here. Opinions are important in order to learn! Pleaser
allow me some comments (without offense ;-))
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
> have you ever tried to use signed
> messages via Outlook Express over Hotm
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