Lukasa Echochamber • 4/4/2016

In Response To Sucuri Security

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This article is a detailed technical rebuttal to a blog post by Sucuri Security about TLS certificate verification flaws. The author, a core maintainer of the Python Requests library, argues Sucuri's analysis is alarmingly flawed, demonstrates a misunderstanding of TLS, and gives harmful advice. It focuses on correcting errors in their testing of Python, specifically regarding expired and self-signed certificates.

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