Tag: Certificate Transparency

DDNS Service In Fortinet Or QNAP Embedded Devices Exposes Sensitive Data, Researchers Warn

28 May 2024

Hackers employ DNS for various purposes like redirecting traffic to enable man-in-the-middle attacks, infecting malware through harmful …
Facebook’s New Tool to Detect and Alert Website Owners About Phishing Attacks

5 May 2018

Facebook phishing detection tool developed two years ago and now they expanded the capabilities of the tool to alert users when new …
Preparing for AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) Support of Certificate Transparency

26 February 2018

Starting April 30, 2018, Google Chrome will require all publicly trusted certificates to be logged in at least two Certificate Transparency …
Facebook Releases New Certificate Transparency Security Tools

14 December 2017

New Webhook and Graph API tools help to make it easier for developers to identify when an SSL/TLS certificate has been …
In-depth Analysis of Certificate Transparency – Detect Fake SSL Certificates

25 November 2017

Certificate Transparency aims at increasing safety with TLS certificates. Most importantly CT was put in the place to defend …
Here’s Why You Should Have a CAA DNS Record for Your HTTPS Website

8 September 2017

This Friday, all certificate authorities will have to honor a Domain Name System (DNS) record that allows HTTPS website owners to restrict who can issue SSL certificates for their domain names. It’s a long-needed defense against the issuance of fraudulent certificates, a security risk that domain owners had few protections for until now. Read full…
Security Researchers Lose Faith in HTTP Public Key Pinning

1 September 2017

A few years ago, Google security engineers proposed a method for webmasters to protect their users from hackers who might try to impersonate HTTPS websites by using fraudulently obtained SSL certificates. The security mechanism, known as HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP) or certificate pinning, is now an internet standard, but some security researchers are having…

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Tag: Certificate Transparency

DDNS Service In Fortinet Or QNAP Embedded Devices Exposes Sensitive Data, Researchers Warn

Facebook’s New Tool to Detect and Alert Website Owners About Phishing Attacks

Preparing for AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) Support of Certificate Transparency

Facebook Releases New Certificate Transparency Security Tools

In-depth Analysis of Certificate Transparency – Detect Fake SSL Certificates

Here’s Why You Should Have a CAA DNS Record for Your HTTPS Website

Security Researchers Lose Faith in HTTP Public Key Pinning