How to make web application more secure with "https"

ms_cs

ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Oct 26, 2024
How to make web application more secure with "https"?

I heard that, https means the webpage is well secured. I am creating a j2ee application. I want my web app have such secured login page. How to do that?
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  • niraj.kumar

    niraj.kumar

    @nirajkumar-6nokRG • Jun 13, 2009

    At the time of hosting your site they provide an option to buy the secure shell access . But its not required every time if you site dont deal with payment or banking kind of thing ....
    So I would suggest you tat better you check that you need it or not ?
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  • ms_cs

    ms_cs

    @ms-cs-Ab8svl • Jun 14, 2009

    Ok. My app is not dealing with online banking...So It is just an Plus point to my app.That;s it. Is there any way to implement this with programming language?
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  • jamy

    jamy

    @jamy-iVh0KD • Jul 14, 2009

    I would highly recommend it. Its not only banking related application specific , but even if someone login to your site he should have secure login otherwise anyone can see your username and password over the wire.
    You can create your own self signed certificate if the application is not hosted as commercial site.

    You can use utility like openssl. You can mention the SSL key and certificate in the httpd.conf file and restart the apache server . It should start with https mode.
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  • ms_cs

    ms_cs

    @ms-cs-Ab8svl • Jul 14, 2009

    jamy
    I would highly recommend it. Its not only banking related application specific , but even if someone login to your site he should have secure login other anyone can see your username and password over the wire.
    You can create your own self signed certificate if the application is not hosted as commericial site.

    You can use utility like openssl. You can mention the SSL key and certificate in the httpd.conf file and restart the apache server . It should start with https mode.
    Ok I will try that 😀
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  • jhbalaji

    jhbalaji

    @jhbalaji-AH60JJ • Jul 25, 2009

    You need a Security Certificate from your Domain Registrar so that you can use it with your Domian and Hosting to make it safe mate...
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