Keeping Track of Changes in Chrome for HTTPS & HTTP Indicators
If you are a regular user of Chrome or work in web development/IT, you’ve likely noticed frequent...
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Scaling CT Logs: Temporal Sharding
Our industry is moving toward universal support for Certificate Transparency (CT), one of the...
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...
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Seeing a “Not Secure” Warning? Here’s Why and What to Do about It
The latest version of the Google Chrome browser, version 68, introduced a new “Not Secure” warning in the address bar that appears anytime you are visiting an insecure web page. The warning refers to the lack of security for the connection to...
Notice of Withdrawal from the CA Security Council
DigiCert is electing to withdraw from the CA Security Council (CASC) as we believe CASC is moving in a direction that DigiCert does not support. Specifically: We feel that CASC is not sufficiently transparent and does not represent the...
Assessing the London Protocol
The London Protocol was originally proposed as a potential joint effort by CA Security Council members to combat phishing. All large commercial CAs revoke certificates for phishing websites when they are brought to their attention, but they do not...