IETF formally deprecates TLS 1.0 and 1.1
Bruce Morton
Have worked in the public key infrastructure and digital certificate since 1997 and have focused on SSL and public trust certificates since 2005. Am an active member of the CA/Browser Forum and the CA Security Council. Always looking for new items to blog to certificate users. http://www.entrust.com/author/bruce-morton/. Also have interests in locally brewed beverages, a cure for TTP and God's country up the Ottawa Valley.
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- A safer default for navigation: HTTPS
- The next decade of Public Key Infrastructure…
- Certificate Transparency: SCT Auditing
- Keyless SSL now supports FIPS 140-2 L3 hardware security module (HSM) offerings from all major cloud providers
- Introducing: Advanced Certificate Manager
- Heartbleed Revisited
- Serious Security: OpenSSL fixes two high-severity crypto bugs
- Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy
- An analysis of a large-scale HTTPS interception
- Rust and cryptographic code
- QuoVadis: HTTPS error due to a revoked certificate
- IT Security Guidelines for Transport Layer Security (TLS)
- Certificates issued by AC Camerfirma SA will no longer be accepted in Chrome, beginning with Chrome 90.
- KEMTLS: Post-quantum TLS without signatures
- Dance like nobody is watching. Encrypt like everybody is.
- So, if you still haven’t upgraded your website to support HTTPS, we suggest that you make it your own New Year’s Resolution for 2021!
