Who wants to lose money on a browser that is so open source nearly every competing browser is just a clone with a thin veneer? I don’t see how this serves users, the Chrome team does so much more for the internet than release Chrome itself what happens to that work?
Cryptography & Security Newsletter: Sectigo has published a meta-linter called pkimetal, which unifies several other prominent linters into a single tool. https://t.co/l5xzGp5PIh
"On numerous instances over the last three years, e-commerce monitoring GmbH fell short of the above expectations. In light of this, we have reached the conclusion that the GLOBALTRUST 2020 certificates suffer from a loss of integrity and action is required from the perspective of ensuring web security for Chrome users" https://t.co/z8HUtj4rhE
CA/Browser Forum ballot SC-067 is in discussion to require Multi-Perspective Issuance Corroboration (aka MPIC) by CAs for domain validation and CAA checks to make certain attacks on #TLS validation more difficult https://t.co/KVQJkq2nDP
🚨 BREAKING: Wiz Research discovers a massive 38TB data leak by Microsoft AI researchers, including 30,000+ internal Teams messages.
Here's what you need to know 🧵
The Root Causes podcast frequently discusses the concepts of certificate automation and Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM). In this episode we discuss how CLM does not always entail automation and vice versa - and why it matters. https://t.co/uzH9WQCnIV
Our team had a great second day at @RSAConference yesterday!
Our team is on site at booth #1327 to talk about how CA Agnostic #CLM can help with 90-day TLS.
Additionally, #webby honoree @TimCallan gave a great talk on #QuantumComputing, explaining how organizations can prepare.