The new vulnerabilities found in OpenSSL do not affect SSL Certificates, but system administrators should update OpenSSL once patches are available.
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Welcome to the Web, HTTP/2
HTTP/2 is a new protocol expected to improve Internet connectivity speeds and the standard of Internet security.
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DigiCert’s Certificate Transparency Log Approved
DigiCert’s log is the first log from a Certificate Authority to be accepted and will be included in Chrome starting on February 1.
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DigiCert Is First Certificate Authority to Enable Certificate Transparency by Default
DigiCert is the first CA to enable Certificate Transparency by default, which will be required for EV SSL Certificates to show the green bar in Chrome starting in January.
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Best Customer Reactions to “the DigiCert Difference”
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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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