TLS

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cryptographic protocol network security protocol

TLS (Transport Layer Security) is a cryptographic protocol that secures data transmitted over networks by providing encryption, authentication, and integrity between communicating applications.

Aliases (7)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	cryptographic protocol → network security protocol →
abbreviation	TLS →
basedOn	SSL 3.0 →
definedIn	RFC 5246 → RFC 8446 →
deprecatedVersion	TLS 1.0 → TLS 1.1 →
designGoal	prevent eavesdropping → prevent message forgery → prevent tampering →
fullName	Transport Layer Security →
hasComponent	TLS handshake → alert protocol → change cipher spec → record protocol →
latestVersion	TLS 1.3 →
operatesAtLayer	application layer → transport layer →
predecessor	SSL →
providesProperty	authentication → confidentiality → integrity →
publicationYear	1999 →
purpose	secure data transmitted over networks →
standardizedBy	IETF →
successorTo	SSL 2.0 → SSL 3.0 →
supportsAlgorithmFamily	AES → ChaCha20 → Diffie–Hellman → Elliptic Curve Diffie–Hellman → HMAC → RSA →
usedByProtocol	FTPS → HTTPS → IMAPS → POP3S → SMTPS → STARTTLS →
usesMechanism	X.509 certificates → digital certificates → message authentication codes → public key cryptography → symmetric key cryptography →
usesPortTypically	443 →
version	TLS 1.0 → TLS 1.1 → TLS 1.2 → TLS 1.3 →

Referenced by (75)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
RFC 4346 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 5246 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 5246 → RFC 6176 → RFC 6176 ("SSL/TLS") →	protocolFamily
Flask-Mail → IBM MQ → Internet → Netscape Directory Server → fetchmail ("SSL/TLS") →	supportsProtocol
Diffie–Hellman key exchange ("Transport Layer Security") → Elliptic Curve Cryptography → PKCS #1 → Poly1305 → RC4 →	usedIn
QUIC → RFC 2818 → RFC 8017 →	relatedTo
RFC 3546 → RFC 7919 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 7919 →	updatesProtocol
IETF QUIC Working Group ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 4217 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 4217 →	usesSecurityProtocol
FTPS ("Transport Layer Security") → FTPS →	addsSupportFor
RFC 3546 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 3546 →	protocol
RFC 6176 → RFC 6176 ("Transport Layer Security") →	recommendsUseOf
RFC 6176 ("Transport Layer Security") → RFC 6176 →	relatedProtocol
SSL 2.0 ("Transport Layer Security") → SSL 3.0 ("TLS 1.0") →	replacedBy
RFC 2246 ("TLS change cipher spec protocol") → RFC 4346 ("TLS record protocol") →	specifies
RSA → X.509 certificate →	usedInProtocol
RFC 3207 ("Transport Layer Security") → SPDY →	uses
RFC 2818 → STARTTLS →	usesProtocol
Advanced Encryption Standard →	applicationDomain
HTTP/2 →	canBeUsedOver
SSL →	commonlyMisusedToReferTo
RFC →	defines
RFC 2246 ("Transport Layer Security") →	definesProtocol
NNTP →	encryptionSupport
TLS ("Transport Layer Security") →	fullName
TCP/IP →	includesProtocol
RFC 8439 →	intendedUse
Internet Engineering Task Force ("Transport Layer Security") →	notableStandard
TLS 1.0 ("Transport Layer Security family") →	partOf
RFC 8446 ("Transport Layer Security") →	partOfProtocolFamily
SSL 3.0 ("TLS 1.0") →	predecessorOf
RFC 4346 →	protocolAbbreviation
RFC 2246 ("Transport Layer Security") →	protocolName
HTTPS →	runsOver
OAuth 2.0 →	securityDependsOn
RESTCONF →	securityMechanism
CalDAV →	securityProtocol
SSL →	standardizedAs
SSL →	succeededBy
TLS 1.0 ("TLS record protocol") →	supports
XMPP →	supportsSecurity
LDAP →	supportsSecurityMechanism
z/OS →	supportsStandard
NETCONF →	transportProtocol
RFC 7539 →	useCase
HMAC →	usedFor
IMAP →	usesEncryption
FTP ("TLS (in FTPS)") →	usesEncryptionInVariant
IETF NETCONF Working Group →	usesTransport
Security Area ("Transport Layer Security") →	worksOn
WebSockets Standard →	wssBasedOn