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EPISODE 306
Broadcast Date:
May 26, 202313 minutes
Podcast May 26, 2023Root Causes 306: Certificate Transparency Logs and Privacy
Certificate Transparency (CT) logs do a lot of good for the WebPKI. They also, however, carry with them some privacy concerns.
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EPISODE 223
Broadcast Date:
May 13, 202215 minutes
Podcast May 13, 2022Root Causes 223: CT Log-Enabled Attacks on WordPress Sites
Attackers are using CT logs to identify brand new WordPress sites and install malware before upcoming security measures are in place.
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EPISODE 202
Broadcast Date:
January 27, 202216 minutes
Podcast Jan 27, 2022Root Causes 202 : What Is Certificate Transparency?
Certificate Transparency (CT) is essential to monitoring the public SSL certificates that are issued. We explain CT logs and the uses we can put them to.
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EPISODE 59
Broadcast Date:
December 30, 201922 minutes
Podcast Dec 30, 2019Root Causes 59: What Is Certificate Transparency?
Certificate Transparency (CT) is important for SSL certificates. Learn what CT is and how it can teach us about SSL usage and help improve public trust.
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Press Release May 15, 2019
Sectigo Sponsors Let’s Encrypt Certificate Transparency Log Operation
Sectigo announced its sponsorship of Internet Security Research Group’s (ISRG) Let’s Encrypt, a free, automated, and open CA run for the public’s benefit. The sponsorship covers a large portion of the funding needed for the non-profit to operate a new certificate transparency (CT) log for one year, and aids the broader worldwide security landscape by expanding the number of logs available to CAs.
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Blog Post May 15, 2019
Sectigo Sponsors a Certificate Transparency Log from Let’s Encrypt
Today we announced that Sectigo is sponsoring Let’s Encrypt’s new Certificate Transparency (CT) log "Oak." As Let’s Encrypt’s CT log sponsor, Sectigo makes it economically possible for Let’s Encrypt, a non-profit, to create and maintain a CT log capable of meeting high-volume SSL certificate logging needs.
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What Chrome's New Certificate Requirement means to Your Organization
Blog Post from Sectigo
Blog Post Mar 14, 2018In April 2018, Google's Chrome browser will begin requiring that all publicly-trusted server certificates issued by CAs such as Comodo CA are logged in public Certificate Transparency (CT) logs.
