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How HTTPS works: part three - the anatomy of certificate

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BPF, JIT, virtual machine
Best practice,
Fabio, Golang, Source code
Golang, bufio, bytes, buffer
Golang, package, workspace, vendor
HTTP protocol, Golang, TCP, socket
HTTP, system call, Linux, Golang
HTTP/1.1, concurrent
HTTP/1.1, persistent connection, keep-alive, TCP, netstat, tcpdump, Golang, connection pool
HTTPS, TLS handshake, SSL/TLS
Linux module, Netfilter, firewall
Linux, memory layout, heap, gdb
Linux, memory layout, heap, stack
Linux, system programming, Windows Subsystem for Linux
TCP, IP
algorithm, external, disk
apt, Ubuntu, Linux, package management
certificate, digital signature, hashing
digital signature, hash function
docker, c++, linux
golang, concurrent, shared memory, message pass
memory management, stack
microservice, Load balancing, Consul, Fabio Golang, Cloud-Native, Docker
microservice, service registration, service discovery, Consul, Golang, Cloud-Native, Docker
network packet capture, libpcap, analyze and track network traffics, detect network security attacks, Linux system programming
operating system, xv6, Unix
packet sniffer, socket, PF_PACKET
priority queue, data structure, algorithm, time complexity, Big O notation
programming c, array, pointer
public key, man-in-the-middle, certificate

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