Create a Simple HTTPs Server Part 3 | Visual C#.NET | SSL Server
In Part 3 of our Simple HTTPs Server series, we take your server to the next level by adding SSL encryption for secure communication using C#.NET. This tutorial covers everything you need to know to enable HTTPS for your server, including:
Creating a Self-Signed SSL Certificate
Handling SSL Certificates in C#
Working with SSL Socket Streams
Establishing a TCP Socket
Explaining the SSL Handshake Process in Detail
Analyzing SSL Handshake with Wireshark
To make things even more practical, we’ll showcase live demos where we:
Test our server with a browser to demonstrate HTTPS functionality.
Use cURL to make secure requests.
By the end of this video, you'll have a secure HTTP server up and running with a complete understanding of SSL, from certificate creation to secure socket communication. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their C#.NET skills and a good start with SSL security.
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