HTTPsec ("HTTP security") is an authentication scheme for the web protocol HTTP. HTTPsec provides cryptographically strong security at the application layer. HTTPsec is a proposal by Secarta. HTTPsec operates within the framework of the HTTP authentication headers. It uses RSA public keys for mutual authentication, and ephemeral Diffie–Hellman key exchange to ensure forward secrecy.
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- HTTPsec ("HTTP security") is an authentication scheme for the web protocol HTTP. HTTPsec provides cryptographically strong security at the application layer. HTTPsec is a proposal by Secarta. HTTPsec operates within the framework of the HTTP authentication headers. It uses RSA public keys for mutual authentication, and ephemeral Diffie–Hellman key exchange to ensure forward secrecy. The protocol provides mutual authentication and message origin authentication, via protection applied to (1) the integrity of URL, Method, and core HTTP headers, (2) the integrity of the message body, (3) message sequence, and (4) message replays. It optionally provides message body encryption. It does not provide header confidentiality (as messages would no longer be HTTP if their header fields were encrypted) or integrity protection applied to secondary headers (which may be legitimately altered by proxies).
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- HTTPsec ("HTTP security") is an authentication scheme for the web protocol HTTP. HTTPsec provides cryptographically strong security at the application layer. HTTPsec is a proposal by Secarta. HTTPsec operates within the framework of the HTTP authentication headers. It uses RSA public keys for mutual authentication, and ephemeral Diffie–Hellman key exchange to ensure forward secrecy.
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