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Google says it will start distrusting digital certificates issued by two certificate authorities due to, Chunghwa Telecom and ...

The other issue of focus is Google’s decision to be so quiet about such a major change. Google’s Adrienne Porter Felt, an engineer and manager for the Chrome browser, took to Twitter to ...

The government had implemented comprehensive contingency measures before Google announced that Chunghwa Telecom’s newly issued transport layer security (TLS) protocol would be removed from the list of ...

Security has become an increasing concern for businesses as technology and daily life intersect. A press release from 2011 in which Sony Entertainment announced it had been hacked, highlighted the ...

Google wants to significantly simplify dealing with compromised passwords in the Chrome browser. The technology group has announced an “Automated Password Change” function, which can automatically ...

Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court has reached a decision to allow nonbinary and gender-nonconforming people to update their birth certificates. The action was brought about by six non-binary ...

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Once the change takes effect ... Website administrators are advised to check their certificates with the Chrome Certificate Viewer and move to a new publicly trusted authority as soon as possible to ...

Google has revealed that it will no longer trust digital certificates issued by Chunghwa Telecom and Netlock citing "patterns of concerning behavior observed over the past year." The changes are ...

Google says it will no longer trust root CA certificates ... Netlock in the Chrome Root Store due to a pattern of compliance failures and failure to make improvements. The change will come in ...

But eventually, my grievances with Chrome on Android went past the usual privacy concerns, and I finally decided to make the switch to Brave instead. Since moving over to Brave, I’ve found ...