Monday, December 15, 2014
Ever heard of "Certificate Transparency"
Certificate Transparency is a proposal from engineers at Google that would help resolve some of the issues with certificate authorities, fraudulent certificates and stolen certificates. The framework would provide a public log of every certificate that’s issued by compliant CAs and also would provide proof to users’ browsers when each certificate is presented. Google is planning to implement CT in Chrome, and now Mozilla officials say that the company will implement in Firefox, but the process will be a gradual one.
Follow the link below for more details
http://threatpost.com/mozilla-to-support-certificate-transparency-in-firefox/109819
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