RFC 2660:The Secure HyperText Transfer Protocol
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integrity


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... Message Integrity and Sender Authentication ...
... Secure HTTP provides a means to verify message integrity and sender authenticity for a message via the computation of a Message Authentication Code ...
... challenge-response mechanism, allowing both parties to insure the freshness of transmissions. Additionally, the integrity protection provided to HTTP headers permits implementations to consider the Date: header ...


... header is used to supply a Message Authenticity Check, providing both message authentication and integrity, computed from the message text, the time (optional -- to prevent replay attack), and a shared secret ...
... password. However, the password remains private and message integrity can be assured. Moreover, this can be accomplished without encryption of any kind. ...
... In addition, MAC-Info permits fast message integrity verification (at the loss of non-repudiability) for messages, provided that the ...
... Domains, notably likely future revisions of MOSS and CMS may have support for symmetric integrity protection The MAC-Info field need not be used in such circumstances. Rather, the native syntax is preferred. Keys exchanged with Key- ...



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