One or more text files, written in a programming language, which can be compiled to form one or more binary files. A numerical code denoting the status of a client request response. The study and application of cipher s that use a single key for both encryption and decryption operations. TLS is the successor to SSL version 3.0 and is nearly identical. It is being standardizing by the Internet Engineering Task Force.
Programs read a line within a file only if it is uncommented.
A domain that shares a host with other domains. An authentication certificate scheme recommended by the International Telegraph and Telephone Consultive Committee and used in SSL authentication.