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.
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FBCA Cross-Signing Authority Now Required for Directed Exchange
To better secure personal data, the federal government is now requiring FBCA cross-certified certificates for any company exchanging electronic health records a federal agency.
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DigiCert Partners with Wireless Broadband Alliance for Next-Gen WiFi Security
As the first Certificate Authority to join the WBA, DigiCert brings our security expertise to help develop the next generation of WiFi security.