De toute façon, tout le monde (Tata et tonton ginete) s'en branle de SSL
Dixit Bruce Schneier:
But SSL doesn't provide much in the way of security, so breaking it doesn't harm security very much. Pretty much no one ever verifies SSL certificates, so there's not much attack value in being able to forge them. And even more generally, the major risks to data on the Internet are at the endpoints -- Trojans and rootkits on users' computers, attacks against databases and servers, etc -- and not in the network.
# L'avis de Bruce
Posté par pix . En réponse au journal MD5 considered harmful today. Évalué à 2.
Dixit Bruce Schneier:
But SSL doesn't provide much in the way of security, so breaking it doesn't harm security very much. Pretty much no one ever verifies SSL certificates, so there's not much attack value in being able to forge them. And even more generally, the major risks to data on the Internet are at the endpoints -- Trojans and rootkits on users' computers, attacks against databases and servers, etc -- and not in the network.
http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/12/forging_ssl_ce(...)