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More updates because of invalidated fraudulent certificates

07

Sep

2011

The Mozilla Foundation issued the Security Advisory 2011-34 in order to completely remove the DigiNotar root certificate from its trusted vendors repository. We are missing any news from Apple which seems to completely ignore the entire issue. We haven’t see and updates of the operating system nor for its Safari browser. Microsoft issued the Security […]

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Was DigiNotar’s PKIoverheid CA breached too?

02

Sep

2011

Earlier this week DigiNotar said another audit would be performed and the results of this audit would be made public. One of the big questions is whether the government CA branch – called DigiNotar PKIoverheid – has also been compromised. In seeming preparation of these results, the Dutch government has sent out an email to […]

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Can government force you to decrypt your laptop to use as evidence against you?

12

Jul

2011

In the wake of the flood of recent mortgage/housing fraud, a police raid in Colorado resulted in a laptop seizure they feel may contain evidence to help a case. Turns out it’s encrypted. Citing suspicion of nastiness contained therein, the U.S. Government has asked a federal judge to compel the owner, Ramona Fricosu, to enter […]

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