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The decisions & tools that organizations choose now, and the training they provide to their employees, will have enduring effects on security.
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TLS certificates serve many purposes. Primarily, they enable encrypted sessions between clients and the websites and prove that the site is not a malicious imposer. A good security practice is to renew key pairs frequently, which should happen whe… Continue reading Mozilla Cuts SSL Certificate Lifespans – Keyfactor
Last Friday, thousands of owners of Samsung Blu Ray players found that their home entertainment devices would no longer boot up. While devices getting stuck in a power-cycling loop is not uncommon, this case stands out as it affected a huge range of devices all at the same time. Samsung’s …read more
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This article is for anyone who seeks a better understanding of SSL certificates, and how they provide security for both Public Internet and Enterprise Intranet connections.
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Remote access has become the most significant IT resource out there, and we must ensure its availability and security — or else risk productivity.
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Before diving into the many benefits and uses of SSL Certificates, it may be helpful to understand the underpinning technology. This article provides a brief history lesson on how Secure Socket Layer (SSL) has evolved into Tran… Continue reading Understand SSL and How it Works | Keyfactor
If you’re getting TLS connection errors that suddenly started this weekend, a tired old encryption library might be the problem. Continue reading The mystery of the expiring Sectigo web certificate
In episode 111 for March 9th 2020: A new report shows that attacks on Internet of Things devices are on the rise, the FCC fines major mobile carriers for selling users’ location data, and details on what happens when 3 million HTTPS certificates … Continue reading IoT Device Attacks, FCC Fines Mobile Carriers, Let’s Encrypt Certificate Bug
By Sudais Asif
Eitan Caspi, a security researcher has exposed certain vulnerabilities found in Israeli government websites.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Israeli government’s Gov.il DNS server found vulnerable
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Back in July last year, Scott Helme and I shipped a little pet project that tracked the world’s largest websites not implementing HTTPS by default. We called it Why No HTTPS? and it gave people a way to see the largest websites not taking transport layer security seriously. We also