Rian M. Burson
1. A Session Key is a temporary device used in the encryption process to ensure a secure connection. Session key only exist during a single connection between a browser and server.
2. The CERT Coordination Center is a federally funded research center operated by the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
3. A server certificate (sometimes called an SSL Web server certificate) authenticates a Web site so site visitors can be confident that the Web site is genuine and not an impostor.
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