I am completely new to the concepts of SSL/https.
My question is, does the browser send its own certificate to the web server during https communication? If yes then where on the client’s computer the certificate is stored?
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I am completely new to the concepts of SSL/https.
My question is, does the browser send its own certificate to the web server during https communication? If yes then where on the client’s computer the certificate is stored?
A browser can send a certificate if the server requests it and it has one. Where those client certs are stored depends on the browser and operating system.