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Jason Sabin is Chief Technology Officer at DigiCert and has led his team toward best-in-class technology across DigiCert’s platforms and systems. He has twice been named a Utah Genius for top inventor, with more than 50 patents issued.
Every company is looking for ways to speed up development while incorporating the appropriate level of security. Organizations are successfully doing this by taking a DevOps approach, which increases agility in many areas namely security, IT, and...
Early this morning, the OpenSSL project team released the security patch 1.1.0e to fix a “HIGH” severity security vulnerability found in OpenSSL 1.1.0. Version 1.0.2 is not affected. However, system admins should patch their 1.1.0 OpenSSL...
This morning, the OpenSSL project team released the security patch 1.1.0c for three security vulnerabilities discovered in OpenSSL 1.1.0. This patches fix one “high severity,” one “moderate severity,” and one “low severity”...
Early this morning, the OpenSSL project team released two security patches—1.1.0b, and 1.0.2j—for two security vulnerabilities discovered in OpenSSL. These two new patches fix a “critical” severity vulnerability found in version 1.1.0a and a...
Early this morning, the OpenSSL project team released three security patches—1.1.0a, 1.0.2i, and 1.0.1u—for 14 security vulnerabilities discovered in OpenSSL. These three new patches fix one “high” severity, one “moderate” severity,...
Today, researchers announced the Sweet32 Birthday attack, which affects the triple-DES cipher. Although the OpenSSL team rated the triple-DES vulnerability as low, they stated “triple-DES should now be considered as ‘bad’ as RC4.” DigiCert...
When Back to the Future II was first released, we watched in awe when Marty McFly gave voice commands to his TV and lights, and used biometrics to unlock doors rather than physical keys in his smart home, where video conferencing was a regular...
Earlier this morning, the OpenSSL project team released two security patches—1.0.2h and 1.0.1t—for five security vulnerabilities discovered in OpenSSL. These two new patches fix one “high” severity and four “low” severity...
Yesterday morning, OpenSSL released two patches—versions 1.0.2g and 1.0.1s—for seven new security vulnerabilities that were found in OpenSSL versions 1.0.1 and 1.0.2. These patches fix one “high” severity and six “low” severity...