Taking care of our customers is a big part of what we do. Here are some reactions from people who experienced the difference between DigiCert and… everyone else.
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Announcements
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Certificate Transparency Required for EV Certificates to Show Green Address Bar in Chrome
Starting in January, 2015 Google Chrome will not show the green address bar for EV SSL Certificates that do not appear in a public CT log.
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Patch Tuesday: WinShock Vulnerability
Today, patches for a critical vulnerability in Schannel were released. This vulnerability could allow remote code execution on a large number of Windows platforms.
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Supporting the Anonymous Use of Facebook via Tor
DigiCert has issued an SSL Certificate to Facebook’s .onion address so that users can browse Facebook anonymously through the Tor browser.
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The Next Generation of SecureWiFi Certificates Is Here
DigiCert now offers Wi-Fi Alliance-Compliant OSU Server Certificates
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Mozilla to Add SHA-1 Security Warnings
Mozilla is following Microsoft’s SHA-1 deprecation timeline and adding SHA-1 security warnings to the Firefox Web Console and browser.
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What Is SHA-2 and How the SHA-1 Deprecation Affects You
Two easy-to-use free tools to make SHA-1 migration as easy as possible and provide a free SHA-2 certificate for sites upgrading to SHA-256.
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Google Ending Trust for SHA-1 SSL Sites, How it Affects You
85% sites rely on security from SHA-1 certificates, this could problematic for site owners as Google rushes to end trust in SHA-1 over the next few months.
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Firefox 32 Supports Public Key Pinning
Public Key Pinning protects users against man-in-the-middle attacks and even mis-issued certificates.