Again, I hope thatSSL/TLS: Theory and Practice, Second Edition, serves your
needs. The ultimate goal of a technical book is to save readers time, and I hope
that this applies to this book, too. Also, I would like to take the opportunity to
invite readers to let me know your opinions and thoughts. If you have something
to correct or add, please let me know. If I have not expressed myself clearly,
please let me know, too. I appreciate and sincerely welcome any comments or
suggestions to update the book in future editions and turn it into a reference book
that can be used for educational purposes. The best way to reach me is to send a
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http://books.esecurity.ch/ssltls2e.html.I use this page periodically to post errata lists,
additional information, and complementary material. I look forward to hearing from
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