In previous article, we became familiar with how to fetch a valid certificate using Let’s Encrypt client. In this post, we see how we can renew our certificates and use them with Spring Boot.
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Category Archives: Cryptography
Spring Boot Application Secured by Let’s Encrypt Certificate
In this article, we become familiar how to generate a standalone certificate using Let’s Encrypt authority and how to make it work with Spring Boot application. Let’s Encrypt made it easy and free for the whole web to obtain a valid certificate.
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In this article we secure our Spring Boot application with HTTPS. First of all we become familiar with TLS/SSL briefly. Then we see how we can generate a self-signed certificate and secure a simple Spring Boot application. We call this project Spring Boot HTTPS Seed and you can grab the code from my Github. Continue reading
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The Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is an encryption strategy for (de)encrypting and signing data in general and email/messages in specific. While doing PGP, two other well-known cryptography algorithms are going to be used: Public-Key (Asymmetric), and Symmetric cryptography. So we firstly discuss these two ingredients, and then the PGP recipe.
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