Before discussing HTTPS, let’s first talk about what HTTP is. HTTP is a protocol that we use when browsing the web. The data transmitted using the HTTP protocol is unencrypted, meaning it is in plain text, making it very insecure to transmit private information using HTTP. To ensure that this private data can be transmitted … Read more
Are you tired of bulky HTTP server libraries struggling on resource-constrained embedded Linux systems? Do you crave a lightweight, high-performance, and easily extensible HTTP server solution? Then, allow me to introduce—libuhttpd! What is libuhttpd? libuhttpd is a super lightweight, high-performance HTTP server library based on libev and http-parser, specifically designed for embedded Linux systems. It … Read more
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and HTTPS (Secure Hypertext Transfer Protocol) are protocols used for transmitting data over the internet. The main difference between them lies in security and data encryption. Below is a detailed comparison and introduction to the relevant mechanisms: 1. Differences Between HTTP and HTTPS Security: HTTP: Data is transmitted in plaintext, making … Read more
Author / Tao Jianfeng, Director of Information Technology Department, CITIC Construction Investment Securities Co., Ltd. Du Guowei, Chen Hongping, CITIC Construction Investment Securities Co., Ltd. Information Technology Department Since the implementation of the “Cryptography Law of the People’s Republic of China”, it has effectively promoted the advancement of cryptographic technology, industry development, and standardized applications. … Read more
Good evening, my friends! When we browse the internet, we often see “http” or “https” at the beginning of a URL. Both represent the HyperText Transfer Protocol, but there is a key difference between them: “security.” Today, we will explore the differences between HTTPS and HTTP, as well as their working principles and applications. Today’s … Read more
National encryption refers to the domestic encryption algorithms recognized by the National Cryptography Administration. The main algorithms include SM1, SM2, SM3, SM4, and the latest SM9. These algorithms are primarily used in domestic environments as recognized by the National Cryptography Administration. SM2 Algorithm: The SM2 elliptic curve public key cryptography algorithm is a public key … Read more