Ssl Certificates Tutorial – Your Questions…

Cain

Mandy asks…

somebody help with Cain https certs?

I have looked endlessly in Google for a tutorial in getting https in Cain, but I have yet to find one.
I am using Cain in Vista and trying to find my https login by,
going into Sniffer, ARP-Cert and right click the certificate file and entering the SSL server/ip.
Now I go into Cain folder and into the sub-folder Certs. Now this is where I get stuck.
Once I am in Cert I install the certificate but according to some sites, it states that The certificate is stored in the Cain folder then HTTPS sub-folder. There is no HTTPS sub-folder in Cains folder. Also how can I view CERT.LST if the type is LST?
Can somebody explain.
Thanks

admin answers:

I have used cain long back ago maybe 5 years back.I remember very few details in the user interface.
I have successfully sniffed HTTPS logins of gm^il,h^tm^^ail etc.Cain itself downloads the ssl certificate from server and it sends a certificate of its own to the client.The software was lost in my hard disk.so if you send me a copy i can explain more specifically……..

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Icann Domain Names – Your Questions…

DNS

Sandra asks…

Comment to US Gov on selling off internet to private DNS at $10,000 per domain?

“Neither is the idea of taking ICANN/DSNO funding requirements and dividing
them by the number of ccTLD’s to come up with some number, like $ 10,000 per
year.”
http://www.icann.org/comments-mail/comment-so/msg00132.html

“The United States Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) seeks comments on the continued transition to the private sector of the technical coordination and management of the Internet’s domain name and addressing system (DNS).
Comments before February 15, 2008.”
http://www.ntia.doc.gov/ntiahome/frnotices/2007/ICANN_JPA_110207.html

“negotiated agreements among the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, the U.S. Dept of Com, and Network Solutions, Inc.”
http://www.ftc.gov/os/1999/10/icann.htm
The Truth Auctioning current names:::
https://www.certifiedofferservice.com/CertifiedOffer/offer/makeoffer.do?dom=tghyer.net

admin answers:

It’s very consistent with the rest of the Bush administration’s privatization schemes, and somehow it will result in an unregulated hodgepodge, poor service and higher prices for consumers.

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