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Ibraheem et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Analyzing Vulnerabilities In Network Protocols Using Wireshark: A Case Study on HTTP and HTTPS

Ibraheem et al., 2024

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8189788214082814446
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Ibraheem I
Kayode S
Nurudeen I
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In the digital age, securing network communications is critical, with HTTP and HTTPS protocols being integral to web data transfer. Despite HTTPS providing enhanced security through TLS encryption, both protocols exhibit vulnerabilities that can be exploited by …
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