How TLS Works?

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0:00 - Why TLS?
0:44 - What does TLS do?
2:09 - SSL vs TLS vs HTTPS
2:46 - How does TLS work?
4:16 - How TLS / SSL certificates are obtained?
5:18 - How is the public key used by TLS / SSL?
7:00 - How good is the TLS encryption?
8:31 - How Data Integrity is achieved?
9:20 - How does TLS affect web application performance?
10:15 - Implementing TLS on a website - overview
11:25 - Conclusions

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[@anonymousperson45152]

Got it in 12 mins. Thumbs up! Thanks a lot.

[@ericpuffs8199]

Really high quality content among all system design channel! You know exactly what you are talking about! But would you increase the volumn for all your future video?

[@chandisannidhanam4440]

Very Nice visual representation , thanks for your great efforts !!

[@user-sh2cr8hp5v]

very good explanation. one of best video about the topic out there

[@Vick0xD]

Marvelous video!! Thank you!

[@assetsonline2513]

Hi, How would you handle TSL for thousands of domains and multi region setup for load balancers? Any idea?

[@OpenDeepLearning]

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[@Asadali-et8tv]

Your voice is very low i have to put headphone, but your content is very helpful I really liked it

[@olegfare4625]

beautiful explanation

[@simonsmith06]

Fantastic video. Thanks.

[@imichaeli]

High quality content as expected. How can we support you for more such videos?

[@HighPerformanceProgramming]

You're far too kind, Michael. :) I like to make videos so no problem.:)

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[@mi7ai]

11:07 I laugh so hard at the meme. Also, I love your videos!

[@sdamoul]

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[@franciscos.2301]

gj copying Fireship's visual style

[@RyuuOujiXS]

I doubt HTTPS is locked to TLS. I'm pretty sure it's just HTTP + Designated Security Protocol = HTTPS