Posts Tagged ‘certificate authority’

When Certificate Authority Business Models and Vendor Certificate Policies Clash

Feb

2012

A very important “internet trust” discussion is underway that has been hidden behind closed doors for years and in part, still is. While the Comodo , Diginotar, and Verisign Certificate Authority breaches forced discussion and action into the open, this time, this “dissolution of trust” discussion trigger seems to have been volunteered by Trustwave’s policy […]

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Shady Ahmed offers me a class in ethical hacking?

Jan

2012

I love it when you receive a spam message that you just couldn’t make up. Yes, I woke up this morning to discover an invitation to attend a ethical hacking course for the low fee of just 3,000 Egyptian Pounds (~500 US Dollars). What a bargain! I guess the first reason I paid attention at […]

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Google and EFF propose improvements to HTTPS as GlobalSign releases CA breach report

Dec

2011

Certificate authority GlobalSign, who was implicated as having suffered a security breach by the infamous “ComodoHacker”, have released their final report on the incident. **APPLAUSE** Not only is the report thorough and convincing, but it appears that GlobalSign took every action, exactly as they should have, both during and after the incident. The report’s conclusion? […]

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When Certificate Authority Business Models and Vendor Certificate Policies Clash

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Google and EFF propose improvements to HTTPS as GlobalSign releases CA breach report

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