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How to Encrypt IT Service Request

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In this video, the presenter explains how encryption works in the context of web communication. He describes himself as a client, named Ethan, wanting to connect to a server represented by a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) that maps to IP addresses. The initial step involves the DNS client making a request to the DNS service to obtain the IP address if it's not already cached. The presenter emphasizes that modern web communication is predominantly encrypted, noting that virtually every webpage accessed uses HTTPS for secure data transmission.

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How to encrypt REST API request and response?

Since REST APIs use HTTP, encryption can be achieved by using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol or its previous iteration, the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. These protocols supply the S in HTTPS (S meaning secure) and are the standard for encrypting web pages and REST API communications.

How do I encrypt API request and response?

Since REST APIs use HTTP, encryption can be achieved by using the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol or its previous iteration, the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. These protocols supply the S in HTTPS (S meaning secure) and are the standard for encrypting web pages and REST API communications.

Is HTTP request encrypted?

All HTTP requests and responses are then encrypted with these session keys, so that anyone who intercepts communications can only see a random string of characters, not the plaintext.

Should I encrypt API response?

All network traffic should be encrypted -- particularly API requests and responses, as theyll likely contain sensitive credentials and data. All APIs should use and require HTTPS.

What is service encryption?

Service encryption provides multiple benefits: Provides an added layer of protection on top of BitLocker. Provides separation of Windows operating system administrators from access to application data stored or processed by the operating system.

Should API response be encrypted?

All network traffic should be encrypted -- particularly API requests and responses, as theyll likely contain sensitive credentials and data. All APIs should use and require HTTPS.

How do I encrypt HTTP responses?

How to encrypt a website with HTTPS Identify all web servers and services that need to be encrypted. Get certificates for web servers and services that need them. Configure the web server to use HTTPS, rather than HTTP. Administer and manage certificates.

Are API requests encrypted?

Every web API should use TLS (Transport Layer Security). TLS protects the information your API sends (and the information that users send to your API) by encrypting your messages while theyre in transit. You might know TLS by its predecessors name, SSL.

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