Chrome Will Label All HTTP Pages as “Not Secure” in Just a Few Months
In just a few months, the most widely used web browser will label every single HTTP page as “Not...
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Scaling Identity for the Internet of Things
Thousands of connected devices use default settings, making them vulnerable to attack. You may not...
What to Expect with the New DigiCert: Welcoming Symantec Customers, Partners, & Employees
After much anticipation, I’m happy to share the news that we completed our acquisition of...
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Official List of Trusted Root Certificates on Android
Similar to other platforms like Windows and macOS, Android maintains a system root store that is used to determine if a certificate issued by a particular Certificate Authority (CA) is trusted. As a developer, you may want to know what certificates...
Getting Ahead of Chrome 70 Distrust of Symantec-Issued Certificates
Today marks the planned release of Google Chrome 66 stable version and the culmination of the first major distrust event for Symantec root certificates in the world’s most used web browser. With the Chrome 66 stable release, Symantec, Thawte,...
Android P Will Default to HTTPS Connections for All Apps
The next version of Android will default to blocking HTTP traffic in apps by default. In a blog post, Dave Burke, Android’s VP of Engineering said this is the latest step in a “larger effort to move all network traffic away from cleartext...