19 articles tagged as tls
Anthem Review

Review Anthem Review

A big song and dance about nothing.

20-2-19 // 4:15p.m.
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Valve retires Steam's non-gaming video offerings

Valve retires Steam's non-gaming video offerings

Wants to concentrate on gamers.

20-2-19 // 11:38a.m.
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Logitech unveils refreshed MX518 gaming mouse

Logitech unveils refreshed MX518 gaming mouse

'You asked for it, we did it.'

20-2-19 // 11:08a.m.
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Researchers warn of serious password manager flaws

Researchers warn of serious password manager flaws

No more secure than a text file.

20-2-19 // 10:40a.m.
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Google launches Adiantum encryption for low-end Androids

Google launches Adiantum encryption for low-end Androids

Way faster than AES.

8-2-19 // 11:20a.m.
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Firefox, Chrome confirm TLS 1.3 support

Firefox, Chrome confirm TLS 1.3 support

Less than a week after finalisation.

14-8-18 // 11:16a.m.
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Cloudflare hit by major security vulnerability

Cloudflare hit by major security vulnerability

Client list reads like a who's who.

24-2-17 // 12:16p.m.
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Chrome 56 to warn against HTTP connectivity

Chrome 56 to warn against HTTP connectivity

Change begins in January 2017.

9-9-16 // 11:49a.m.
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Google Chrome to call out unencrypted websites

Google Chrome to call out unencrypted websites

New warning symbol impending.

29-1-16 // 11:33a.m.
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Logjam TLS attack hits servers, browsers

Logjam TLS attack hits servers, browsers

It's Freak all over again.

20-5-15 // 11:24a.m.
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Researchers discover iOS-crashing Wi-Fi attack

Researchers discover iOS-crashing Wi-Fi attack

Skycure finds SSL certificate flaw.

23-4-15 // 1:06p.m.
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Freak TLS vulnerability hits all major platforms

Freak TLS vulnerability hits all major platforms

Downgrade attack 'not trivial to exploit.'

6-3-15 // 11:27a.m.
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Lenovo admits Superfish is a security vulnerability

Lenovo admits Superfish is a security vulnerability

As other vendors are named and shamed.

23-2-15 // 12:01p.m.
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Lenovo admits installing man-in-the-middle adware

Lenovo admits installing man-in-the-middle adware

Fake certificate authority and all.

19-2-15 // 11:32a.m.
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China hit by Outlook, Hotmail MITM attacks

China hit by Outlook, Hotmail MITM attacks

Government blamed for privacy breach.

20-1-15 // 11:06a.m.
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EFF unveils Let's Encrypt HTTPS programme

EFF unveils Let's Encrypt HTTPS programme

Free certificates for all.

19-11-14 // 12:06p.m.
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Microsoft Schannel patch downs servers

Microsoft Schannel patch downs servers

Drops connections, hangs processes.

17-11-14 // 12:00p.m.
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Google, Mozilla to drop SSLv3 support

Google, Mozilla to drop SSLv3 support

'No longer secure,' the companies warn.

15-10-14 // 12:39p.m.
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Google pushes for TLS-by-default

Google pushes for TLS-by-default

Bumps secure sites up its rankings.

7-8-14 // 10:56a.m.
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Microsoft issues emergency certificate patch

Microsoft issues emergency certificate patch

Fraudulent SSL certificates revoked.

11-7-14 // 11:36a.m.
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OpenSSL forked into LibreSSL

OpenSSL forked into LibreSSL

OpenBSD loses confidence over Heartbleed.

23-4-14 // 9:42a.m.
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Web hit by OpenSSL 'Heartbleed' vulnerability

Web hit by OpenSSL 'Heartbleed' vulnerability

Serious security flaw in crypto library.

8-4-14 // 9:26a.m.
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EFPL report warns of SSL security flaw

EFPL report warns of SSL security flaw

A report by EFPL researchers claims that RSA-based HTTPS connections are worryingly insecure thanks to poor randomness.

15-2-12 // 10:57a.m.
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