SSL is a protocol used to encrypt and authenticate data on networks, typically between a server and a client. The SSL protocol, and its successor, TLS, use asymmetric encryption which is based on two keys: a private and a public one.
SSL is a protocol used to encrypt and authenticate data on networks, typically between a server and a client. The SSL protocol, and its successor, TLS, use asymmetric encryption which is based on two keys: a private and a public one.