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From 1 September 2020, Safari will no longer trust SSL/TLS certificates with more than a year on the clock. Continue reading Apple chops Safari’s TLS certificate validity down to one year
Beware, holiday shoppers! The phishers hiding under typosquatting domains are waiting for your keyboard fumbles. Continue reading Ho Ho OUCH! There are 4x more fake retailer sites than real ones
Hackers were able to steal an AWS administrative API key housed in a compute instance left exposed to the public internet. Continue reading Imperva: Data Breach Caused by Cloud Misconfiguration
The certificates are often paired with ancillary products, like Google-indexed “aged” domains, after-sale support, web design services and even integration with a range of payment processors. Continue reading RSAC 2019: TLS Markets Flourish on the Dark Web
A quick glance at the headlines tell you how the government shutdown is affecting people across the country. National parks vandalized. Food safety inspections halted. Air travel at risk as planes aren’t fixed or inspected and TSA workers calling in s… Continue reading Government Shutdown’s Negative Impact on Federal Cybersecurity
This post was authored by Jason Wood, founder of Paladin Security, a host on Security Weekly and commentator on Hack Naked News. This post is sponsored by DigiCert. Ah, the easy, old days when you could buy an SSL/TLS certificate that was valid for up … Continue reading Max Age For SSL/TLS Certificates Now Two Years
This post was authored by Jason Wood, founder of Paladin Security, a host on Security Weekly and commentator on Hack Naked News. This post is sponsored by DigiCert. There are a number of changes coming up to how Google Chrome warns people about … Continue reading Less Than One Month Until Google Chrome Marks HTTP Sites “Not Secure”