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Working with Delegated OCSP Responders and EKU Chaining

Securely Navigating the Web for your IRS Stimulus Package

Safari 11 Introduces Improved UI for Certificate Warnings

Securing the Internet of Things: IoT World

This Month in SSL: April 2016

This Month in SSL: March 2016

Highlights from HIMSS 2016

Key Takeaways from FDA Guidance on Medical Device Cybersecurity

This Month in SSL: January 2016

Biggest Breaches in 2015, What We Learned

A Look at Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages

.Onion Officially Recognized as Special-Use Domain

What Wassenaar Could Mean for Security Research

This Month in SSL: June 2015

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This Month in SSL: April 2015

FREAK Attack: What You Need to Know

Welcome to the Web, HTTP/2

This Month in SSL: February 2015

Superfish-like Behavior Found Again with Komodia and PrivDog

Lenovo’s Superfish Adware and the Perils of Self-Signed Certificates

#JeSuisCharlie: Keeping Your Data Safe in Times of Terror

State of the Union Address Sparks National Discussion about Cybersecurity

The New Reality of Information Security

Data Breaches Now Resulting in 15% More Lost Customers

This Week in SSL – The NY Times and HTTPS, PayPal disabling SSLv3, and IE Considering Public-Key Pinning

Stolen Credit Cards Going Out of Style, Healthcare Records in Vogue

This Week in SSL – Gmail’s Malware Accounts, FBI Phishing, Perma-Cookies, and Brazil’s New Internet

This Week in SSL – Zero Day Windows Exploit, Chinese Hack iCloud, and Details on the JPMorgan Hack

This Week in SSL – ISPs Tampering with Encryption, SnapSave Hack, and POODLE

This POODLE Bites: New Vulnerability Found on Servers

The Week in SSL - JPMorgan Spear Phishing, Patching USBs, and Xbox Tech Stolen

This Week in SSL – Smartphone Encryption Fight, Mitnick’s Zero Day Exploits, Shellshock, USB Malware, and BERserk

NCSAM Tip of the Week: Look for SHA-1 Browser Warnings

This Week in SSL – Shell Shock, Smartphone Encryption, and Google’s SSL Push

Shellshock Bash Bug: What You Need to Know

Mozilla to Add SHA-1 Security Warnings

This Week in SSL – Firefox Security Update, Turkish Internet Crackdown, and more Security Woes for Android

Android Browser Bug Allows Same Origin Policy Bypass

What Is SHA-2 and How the SHA-1 Deprecation Affects You

Google Ending Trust for SHA-1 SSL Sites, How it Affects You

This Week in SSL - Mozilla Revokes 1024-bit Roots Certs, Two-Factor Under Attack, Chinese MITM Attacks

This Week in SSL - Apple Cloud, Common Ecommerce Mistakes, and Google's Aggressive SHA-2 Stance

Firefox 32 Supports Public Key Pinning

This Week in SSL - Heartbleed Aftermath, Cert Revocation, HTTPS and Hosting Providers

FBCA Cross-Signing Authority Now Required for Directed Exchange

DigiCert Partners with Wireless Broadband Alliance for Next-Gen WiFi Security

Black Hat Recap: What InfoSec Must Do for Data Security

Google Gives SSL-Secured Sites Search Ranking Boost

New OpenSSL Security Updates, No Major Security Threats

Indian CA Issues Rogue Certificates: What DigiCert is Doing About It

DigiCert Named to Online Trust Alliance's 2014 Honor Roll

OpenSSL Developers Release Update to Fix Known Vulnerabilities

Grid Computing Security Experts Meet at DigiCert

Heartbleed and the Problem of NotBefore Date

What is Heartbleed? And What You Can Do About It

Phishing Scams Using Search Ads as a New Attack Vector

Mobile Banking Creates Serious Security Concerns

Forward Secrecy at Twitter

DigiCert is First Certificate Authority Compatible with Google Certificate Transparency

DigiCert OCSP-Stapling Improves NGINX Server Security

Dyn Partners With DigiCert to Offer SSL Certificates