| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Other researchers had been able to pull usernames and passwords, browser cookies, site-administrator logins, and any other data that had recently been read into a vulnerable server's memory, but no one had been able to get a server's X.509 private encryption key -- the secret part of the public/private key encryption model on which most encryption of messages depend on the Internet.
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