The first widely used protocol that was aimed to secure the Internet connections was SSL, which was created by Netscape in mid 1995. It uses both public key and symmetric key encryption to generate a ...

TLS certificate lifespans are shrinking — first to 200 days, then to just 47. That means more frequent renewals, higher risk of outages, and tighter operational timelines. For years, organizations ...

TLS has announced its new rehoused Olympus OM lens range, which brings Yoshihisa Maitani’s timeless optical vision into the modern filmmaking era. Originally designed in the early 1970s, the Olympus ...

The CA/Browser Forum's decision to reduce SSL/TLS certificate lifespans to just 47 days by 2029 is set to fundamentally change how organizations manage digital trust. While the full impact will unfold ...

The Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol is one of the most widely-used security protocols in use today, protecting the information exchanged between web clients and servers all around the world.

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SSL.com was mis-issuing SSL certificates by wrongly interpreting email addresses submitted for verification, allowing attackers to potentially impersonate brands and conduct data theft. A flaw in ...

TLS is a security protocol that ensures communication over the Internet by encrypting data. At times, you may need to adjust its registry keys for troubleshooting or any other modification. The ...

Major internet companies last week agreed to gradually reduce the lifetime of TLS certificates over the next few years, with the goal of getting their lifespan down to 47 days by 2029. Web browser ...