Researcher Haya Shulman of the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology in Germany reported the discovery of a critical vulnerability in Let’s Encrypt that would allow threat actors to evadeRead More →
PhishLabs researchers, in collaboration with Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), have begun a campaign to track malicious sites on the Internet protected by the HTTPS encryption protocol, used to secure onlineRead More →
Web application security specialists reported the finding of a security flaw in the CAA authorization code of the Let’s Encrypt Certification Authority (CA); the vulnerability creates a time window inRead More →
Encrypting all HTTP traffic has long been considered a key security goal, but there have been two key obstacles to this. First, certificates are not free and many owners areRead More →
Free service backed by EFF is now trusted by all major browsers. A nonprofit effort aimed at encrypting the entire Web has reached an important milestone: its HTTPS certificates areRead More →
