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Thousands short-changed by EV certificates that don’t display correctly in Chrome
via news.netcraft

Certificate authorities have sold thousands of Extended Validation (EV) certificates that do not display correctly in Google Chrome. Over 10,000 EV certificates (5% of all EV certificates) fail to receive the green EV indicator in the latest desktop...
Masterclass: Secure your website with SSL encryption
via linuxvoice

Essential Linux tools explained – this month, SSL, the tech that enables secure connections over the web. SSL is the Secure Sockets Layer. It’s the technology that secures the web, and just about everyone who has used a web browser will have heard of...
2017 Brings New Code Signing Standards that Aim to Stop Bad Actors
via gigaom

Application code signed with certificates has become ubiquitous among application developers, thanks to Certificate Authorities (CAs) seeking to bring integrity to applications. Simply put, code backed by a certificate is supposed to guarantee the software...
Minimum Code Signing Requirements for CAs
via isssource

There are new minimum requirements for code signing for use by all Certificate Authorities (CA), according to the Code Signing Working Group of the Certificate Authority Security Council (CASC). These requirements represent the first-ever standardized...
Security Sidebar: My Browser Has No Idea Your Certificate Was Just Revoked
via devcentral.f5

Encryption is a fundamental reality on the Internet today. Most sites use SSL/TLS for encryption, and you can identify these sites by the https:// in the address bar of your browser. The Internet security service company Netcraft has been tracking...