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Mediocre Engineer's Guide to HTTPS
Mediocre Engineer’s guide to HTTPS.
As a mediocre engineer, I took Internet and HTTPS communication for granted and never dove any deeper. Today we’re improving as engineers and learning a rough overview of how internet communication works, specifically focusing on HTTP and TLS.
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