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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 28, 2020
Filed:
Feb. 06, 2018
Adobe Inc., San Jose, CA (US);
Alexandru-Cristian Dobre, Tecuci, RO;
Raluca Voinescu, Bucharest, RO;
Paul Alexandru Chirita, Bucharest, RO;
Edvin Ali, Medgidia, RO;
Bogdan Ionita, Ploiesti, RO;
Andrei-Valentin Duca, Bucharest, RO;
Adobe Inc., San Jose, CA (US);
Abstract
Systems and techniques are described herein for managing and negotiating SSL certificates as part of a handshake between a client computing device and a website hosting infrastructure. Certificates for a website are stored in a common storage and are lazy-loaded into cache memory when the website is requested by a client. Certificates are served by the hosting infrastructure responsive to a handshake request from a client by determining if a certificate for a hostname in the handshake request is in cache memory. When available, a cached certificate is served. When a cached certificate for the hostname is unavailable, a certificate is retrieved from the common storage, placed in cache memory, and served. OCSP stapling data is lazy-loaded and served also from the cache memory. Hence, a certificate is available immediately upon deployment, without costly reconfiguration of the hosting platform to accommodate new certificates and new hostnames.
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