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Google is trying to make the internet more secure by encouraging website owners to deploy security certificates in order to secure communication between your browser and their website. With the upcoming version of Chrome browser marking any websites with no or misconfigured security as not secure. Read more
We’ve come across some problems with a website secured by a valid SSL certificate, but users getting an error message when they try to visit the site, with error codes similar to NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID. Read more
It seems like only yesterday we were all being told about the Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL, and how to avoid affected sites until they had been fixed, then there was the Shellshock or Bashdoor vulnerability that meant the servers running your favourite websites were being broken into, you may even have heard of the Poodle attack that could allow an attacker to break into your SSL 3 connection, and now Freak, exploring another SSL vulnerability, albeit one that this time was practically imposed on you. Read more